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MOCKERY, MACARONIS & MAYHEM

Posted on July 17, 2010 by Dave

”He on all occasions professes a detestation of what he calls ”can’t”; says it will banish from England all that is pure and good; and that while people are looking after the shadow, they lose the substance of the goodness; … Continue reading →

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CAN'T YOU HEAR THEM KNOCKING?

Posted on June 27, 2010 by Dave

”My stepmother had shrugged her shoulders in charming helplessness. “It is as Allah wills,” she said. “The puddles will dry when it stops raining. Allah brings the rains and Allah makes the sun shine.” My father’s third wife accepted her … Continue reading →

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MOCKERY, MACARONIS & MAYHEM

CAN'T YOU HEAR THEM KNOCKING?

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