A Start in Life: Large Print by Honoré de Balzac nces on his coucou only,
which was rated to carry six persons; and he took out a special permit each time that he drove the four-wheeler. This may seem extraordinary ...
In early 20th century Belfast, working class Meg Preston struggles to accept her own sexuality
and yearns for forbidden love. Battling the customs and hardships of their time, Meg pursues a relationship with her childhood friend, Lillian Watson. But soon, ...
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl was one of the first slave narratives,
and is a must-read for anyone interested in African American history. In this autobiography, Harriet Ann Jacobs (originally using the pseudonym Linda Brent) wrote about ...
Life and Conduct by J. Cameron (James Cameron) Lees It is said of Burns, the
poet, that walking along the streets of Edinburgh with a fashionable acquaintance, he saw a poorly-dressed peasant, whom he rushed up to and greeted as ...
Life on the Mississippi Mark Twain nt, and Marquette the priest, crossed the country and
reached the banks of the Mississippi. They went by way of the Great Lakes; and from Green Bay, in canoes, by way of Fox River ...
Love, Life & Work Elbert Hubbard Elbert Hubbard (June 19, 1856 - May 7, 1915)
was an American writer, publisher, artist, and philosopher. Owing to his prolific publications, Hubbard was a renowned figure in his day, and is still quoted ...
This Large Print edition is an exact copy of the four books written by Sarah
Gertrude Hyams (née Brown) while she was in the 'In-The-Ray' nursing home in Maidenhead. Nothing has been altered or omitted. She was in the nursing ...
The Crown of Life by George Gissing Amid the throng of suburban arrivals volleyed forth
from Waterloo Station on a May morning in the year '86, moved a slim, dark, absent-looking young man of one-and-twenty, whose name was Piers Otway. ...
