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Alfred De Vigny Cinq Mars Complete (Fiscle Part-11)

Education
English
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Ages 18 and up
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Do You Know That Charming Part Of Our Country Which Has Been Called The Garden Of [more]

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Edward A Martin The Story of a Piece of Coal What It Is, Whence It Comes, and Whither It Goes

Fiction
English
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Ages 18 and up
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From the homely scuttle of coal at the side of the hearth to the gorgeously verdant vegetation of [more]

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William B. Arnold, Edward T. Bouvé The Fourth Massachusetts Cavalry in the Closing

Scenes of the War for the Maintenance of the Union

Fairy Tale
English
7526 Words
Ages 18 and up
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Edward T. Bouvé (1841-1920) US writer whose sf novel, Centuries Apart (1894), deals with an American Civil War expedition's discovery of a Lost Race, a UK colony in the verdant heart of Antarctica, whose inhabitants continue to live in the world of the 1500s William Arnold Cupolo (b. January 8, 1924 in Niagara Falls, Ontario - d. December 7, 2005 in Niagara Falls, Ontario) is a retired Canadian ice hockey right winger. He played in the NHL for the Boston Bruins. [more]

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R.M. Ballantyne The Cannibal Islands

Captain Cook's Adventure in the South Seas

Fiction
English
25700 Words
Ages 18 and up
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This book describes some of the voyages of Captain Cook to Tahiti and other islands in the Pacific. Tahiti [more]

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Dr. Jennifer Agard Brain Challenge Puzzles: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary – Grade 7 and 8 Part 3

Practice your vocabulary - HOME SCHOOL TOOL

Education
English
7001 Words
Ages 12 and up
112
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Brain Challenge: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary offers a unique, educational approach to teaching vital skills to [more]

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Mungo Park Life And Travels Of Mungo Park In central Africa (fiscle Part-11)

Adventure
English
146246 Words
Ages 18 and up
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The First Information We Have Respecting the Interior Of Africa Is Derived From Herodotus, Who, During his Residence In egypt, Endeavoured To Collect As Much Intelligence As Possible Respecting the General Aspect Of The Country. He Describes It As Far Less Fertile Than The Cultivated Parts Of Europe And Asia, And Much Exposed To Drought, With The Exception Of A Few Verdant Spots. To The Northern Coast, He Gives The Name Of The Forehead Of Africa; And Says That Immediately South From It, The Comparative Fertility Of The Soil Rapidly Decreases. [more]

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Jhumur Akhter Riya Exploring Nature's Tapestry: A Journey through the Natural World

Nature
English
3506 Words
Ages 8 and up
18
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In the early hours of dawn, the wilderness stirs from its slumber. The air is crisp, carrying with it the earthy scent of dew-kissed leaves and the sweet melodies of awakening birds. As the first rays of sunlight pierce the canopy, the forest floor comes alive with a symphony of life. Here, in this untouched wilderness, the intricate dance of nature unfolds. The Amazon rainforest, one of the world's most diverse ecosystems, serves as a perfect canvas for the start of our journey. Towering trees, draped in vines and moss, reach for the sky. Exotic birds in vibrant plumage take flight, their calls echoing through the verdant cathedral. As we venture deeper, we encounter ancient tribes and rare creatures, each with a unique role in this thriving ecosystem. In the heart of the African savannah, the sun casts its golden glow over endless grasslands. The roar of a lion, the trumpeting of elephants, and the thundering hooves of wildebeests fill the air. The savannah is a testament to the interplay of predator and prey, a delicate balance that has sustained life for centuries. The wilderness awakens not only with sights and sounds but also with stories of resilience, survival, and the beauty of biodiversity. As we journey deeper into these pristine landscapes, we begin to unravel the secrets that make the wilderness such a captivating and vital part of our natural world. [more]

Keywords: nature, Akhter Riya, jhumur

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Mungo Park Life And Travels Of Mungo Park In central Africa (fiscle part-IV)

Travel
English
145301 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Progress Of African Discovery, Before Park'S First Expedition.--Park'S Early Life._ The First Information We Have Respecting The Interior Of Africa Is Derived from Herodotus, Who, During His Residence In egypt, Endeavoured To Collect As Much Intelligence As Possible Respecting The General Aspect Of The Country. He Describes It As Far Less Fertile Than The Cultivated Parts Of Europe And Asia, And Much Exposed to Drought, With The Exception Of A Few Verdant Spots. To The Northern Coast, He Gives The Name Of The Forehead Of Africa; And Says That Immediately South From It, The Comparative Fertility Of The Soil Rapidly Decreases. There Are Natural Hills Of Salt, Out Of Which The Inhabitants Scoop Houses To Shelter Themselves From The Weather; Rain They Have Not To Fear, As Scarcely A Drop Ever Alights Upon That Sultry Region. Farther South Still, There Is No Food To Support Man Or Beast--Neither Shrub, Nor A Single Drop Of Water; All Is Silence And Utter Desolation. Herodotus Then Proceeds To Relate A Number Of Monstrous Fables, Which Bear An Overwhelming Proportion To The Parts Of His Narrative Which Are Now Known To Be True. He Also Describes A Large Inland River, Which Some Have Supposed to Be The Niger, Flowing From West To East. He Acquired this Information From The Reports Of Various Travellers, Who Stated that After A Long Journey To The Interior, They Had Themselves Seen It. This Account Was Confirmed By Several Other Ancient Authors; But For A Long Time The Question Was Agitated by Modern Writers As To Whether The Gambia Or The Senegal Was Not The River Spoken Of; Some Even Denying The Existence Of The Niger Altogether. [more]

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