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angel byrd LOOK AT YOU

look at you

Poetry
English
59 Words
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312
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this poem is about my nephew cayden whos turning eight months old in march this is a dedication [more]

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shiane benge horrible day at school

horrible day at school

Drama
English
193 Words
Ages 16 and up
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tips on how teacher can be and what not to do when your at school and are not [more]

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Percy F. Westerman Captured at Tripoli

Fiction
English
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Captured at Tripoli is a Tale of Adventure written by Percy F. Westerman. He was a prolific [more]

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Evelyn Sharp At the Relton Arms

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36491 Words
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At the Relton Arms written by Evelyn Sharp. Published by ROBERTS BROS in 1895. Copyright, 1895, by ROBERTS BROTHERS. Evelyn Sharp was English writer and suffragette, who joined the famous Yellow Book staff in 1895 and began publishing stories, articles, novels, and books for children. As a pacifist and feminist, she became deeply committed to doing relief work in Germany after World War I, and her concern in the welfare of children led her to writing The London Child (1927) and The Child Grows Up (1929), two studies of working‐class life, and The African Child (1931), which deals with social conditions in Africa. Her fairy‐tale books for children, Wymps and Other Fairy Tales (1897), All the Way to Fairyland (1898), The Other Side of the Sun (1900), Round the World to Wympland (1902), were written early in her career and were not as explicitly political as her other writings [more]

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Charles Garvice At Love's Cost

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English
148446 Words
No Age Recommendation
122
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"Until this moment I have never fully realised how great an ass a man can be. When I think that this morning I scurried through what might have been a decent breakfast, left my comfortable diggings, and was cooped up in a train for seven hours, that I am now driving in a pelting rain through, so far as I can see for the mist, what appears to be a howling wilderness, I ask myself if I am still in possession of my senses. I ask myself why I should commit such lurid folly. Last night I was sitting over the fire with a book—for it was cold, though not so cold as this," the speaker shivered and dragged the collar of his overcoat still higher—"at peace with all the world, with Omar purring placidly by my side, and my soul wrapped in that serenity which belongs to a man who has long since rid himself of that inconvenient appendage—a conscience, and has hit upon the right brand of cigarettes, and now—" [more]

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Panic At The Disco

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For people who LOVE the band Panic At The Disco

My insane attempt at keeping my few readers happily updated ;)

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This is my attempt at keeping the people that want to be updated on my books up to date on what I am writing (still wondering what kind of insane person would want to read my shit ;) No offense guys...you are truely amazing creatures!)

Artistic at Heart

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Where you can be as artistic as you want. This is a group that lets you express your inner self. Show off work here and praise others work.

The MSW

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This group is for students at Middle School, like for example, Me.

Dragutin and Lycan Funeral crashing

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Have a look at this website and look through to understand this group!!! http://dandlfuneralcrash.webs.com/

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