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- The Cliff and the White Shore, 1913 by Felix Vallo...
- I see wonderful things
- The Highlanders knelt down on being taken into the...
- He who loves an old house
- A city of dark nights and candlelight, and intellect.
- The last blow of the war actually took place a few...
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- Spin, Strangeness, and Charm
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- Silliest stuff
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- As though vying with each other to earn their Gene...
- How arid it must be to be a man
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- Is this a fiscal "don't throw me in the briar patc...
- A lot of substance over at Althouse at the moment.
- Tediosity and disinsanity
- Best of the Bee
- Unknown title by Tishk Barzanji
- I see wonderful things
- Despite their protestations, however, the executio...
- A plaint - when a noble tradition collides with cr...
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- Who the devil knows?
- Data Talks
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- Let them eat cake
- Face, 1971 by Ola Billgren
- I see wonderful things
- A regiment of tough, hard-drinking Europeans, seve...
- “Which was which?” she had asked.
- Is this the reception given to men who have endure...
- Thou issue of a mangy dog!
- Mockery, humor and resourceful productivity are th...
- Stay tuned for updates
- Office at Night by Phil Lockwood
- I see wonderful things
- 'God grant I may have acted with justice,' Neill w...
- This suited Isabel, who disliked Wagner.
- Most versatile meme of all time?
- A Treaty of Peace
- Yep!
- Sponge
- John Anderson, my jo, John
- Die Donau Beigreifenstein Im Frühling, 1942 by Ant...
- I see wonderful things
- 'Thank God,' said the sentry who opened the gate f...
- I was talking to a friend and the boy fell out of ...
- The “explosion” was expected to come from New Orleans
- Good habits make time your ally. Bad habits make t...
- Wrangling pirates
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- Gentle is the wind
- Sunlight on Brownstones, 1956 by Edward Hopper
- Promotion came to him slowly, for he was repeatedl...
- Amateur Philosophers by Jack Vettriano
- The Sunday Philosophy Club
- Most of the barracks elected committees and ran th...
- One can hope
- We go through the day processing massive volumes o...
- You speak unskillfully
- Take A Pair Of Sparkling Eyes
- March (from the series “City”) 1989 by Ruzin Vladi...
- I see wonderful things
- He did not strike me as a man of eminent ability
- Poking some fun at the imperturbable turnkey of pr...
- Some things you don't know you need till you see them
- It shall serve
- Unknown title by Terry Grundy
- There were about two hundred European soldiers, ma...
- I see wonderful things
- American “impudence”
- Whole-country problem with local region conditions...
- Thou subtle, perjured, false, disloyal man!
- Once you come to terms with death, anything is pos...
- Subway riders in NYC require the closing of South ...
- Shepherds Cottage at Firle Beacon, Sussex, 1934 by...
- But they got tipsy, and frightened her more than i...
- I see wonderful things
- “Baa! Baa! Baa!”
- Making your wills the scope of justice
- Best of the Bee
- Keep your eye on the prize.
- I see wonderful things
- He asked the sergeant who could give him permissio...
- La moisson by Victor Gilbert
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- The influenza epidemic had caused thousands of men...
- The motion passed, with the French opposing
- What a disgrace is it to me to remember thy name!
- All causes death numbers
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- Whether uncertain because of her cross-eyes which ...
- Visby's northern wall, 1848 drawn by P. A. Säve
- I see wonderful things
- The priest walked by, pretending not to see us
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