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28342026-07-31 04:55TALES FROM SHAKESPEAREBy Charles And Mary LambCONTENTSPREFACETHE TEMPESTA MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAMTHE ...Continue reading -
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24222026-07-31 03:30THE SOUL OF THE FAR EAST By Percival Lowell Contents Chapter 1. Individuality. Chapter 2. F ...Continue reading -
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