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Peter Wallace Ripped

Short Story
English
6872 Words
No Age Recommendation
571
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Something has messed up the time stream. A man and a dog are ripped from 1960 and dropped [more]

Keywords: time, science fiction, adventure, short story, atlanta, georgia

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Georgia La Greena Debora's Sexleben

Erotic
German
1280 Words
Ages 18 and up
331
5

Meine beste Freundin Debora... Sie teilt mit mir all ihre Geheimnisse und Geschichten, und besonders gerne erzählt sie [more]

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georgia ellouise roden. Think positive

why me

Family & Relationships
English
2504 Words
No Age Recommendation
700
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As Joney gets older her life seems to suffer more, but will adopting help or be another worry [more]

Keywords: please read, its my first book & post comments too.

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Georgia Balfour, June Balfour Our Little kitten

One Direction adopted

Romance
English
1182 Words
Ages 6 and up
328
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Our Little Kitten is about a little girl named Katilyn or Katie for short. Katie gets adopted by [more]

Keywords: One direction, Adopted, Kitten, Abused, tomlinson, Styles

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froggy11 or Ellen Jackson & Georgia. who is she

Poetry
English
349 Words
No Age Recommendation
271
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lots of diffrnt, yet interesting poems. most inspired by every day life...

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Martin "Tater" Boring "TATER" - Eunice and Toonis

From the Tales of Crippletoe Creek Series

Fiction
English
989 Words
No Age Recommendation
397
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A look back at Simpler Days Growing up in the Hills of Georgia.

Keywords: South, Humor, Eunice, Toonis, Snakes, Tater

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Edward Powys Mathers The Garden of Bright Waters

One Hundred and Twenty Asiatic Love Poems

Poetry
English
13305 Words
Ages 6 and up
195
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The Garden of Bright Waters: One Hundred and Twenty Asiatic Love Poems from various authors was translated by Edward Powys Mathers (1892–1939). He was an English translator and poet, and also a pioneer of compiling advanced cryptic crosswords. Powys Mathers was born in Forest Hill, London, the son of a newspaper proprietor. He was educated at Loretto and Trinity College, Oxford. I am hoping that some readers will look on this collection primarily as a book of poems. The finding and selection of material and the shaping of the verses is my principal part in it. Most of the songs have been written from, or by comparing, the literal translations of French and Italian scholars, checked wherever possible by my own knowledge. When my first and very great debt to these has been stated, there remains my debt to the late John Duncan, to Mr J. Wing, and to a friend, a distinguished writer both in Persian and Turkish, who wishes to remain unnamed. The kindness of these writers lies in trusting their work to my translation and helping me in that task. My book also owes much to suggestions prompted by the wide learning of Mr. L. Cranmer-Byng. My final debt is to him and to another generous critic. I have arranged my poems in the alphabetical order of their countries, and added short notes wherever I considered them necessary, at the instance of some kindly reviewers of an earlier book, which was not so arranged and provided. [more]

Keywords: Love Poems, Poetry, Asia, Asiatic Poems, Garden of Bright Waters, Love Poetry, Oriental Poetry, Edward Powys Mathers, Afghanistan, Arabic, Balushistan, Burma, Caucasus, China, Annam, Cambodia, Daghestan, Georgia, Hindustan, Japan, Kafiristan, Kazacks, Corea, Kurdistan, Laos, Manchuria, Persia, Siam, Syria, Tatars, Tibet, Turkistan, Turkey, Asian Poetry [more][Less]