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Do Butlers Burgle Banks?
Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
The World's Last Night: And Other Essays
Problem of Pain
C.S. Lewis: Readings for Meditation and Reflection
Heavenly Man
Plague Dogs
Moby Dick
Gulliver's Travels
The Christmas Books (A Christmas Carol, The Chimes, The Cricket on the Hearth)
The Man in the Iron Mask
The Three Musketeers
A Chinese Anthology: A Collection of Chinese Folktales and Fables
The Stories of Justice Bao (In English and Chinese)
Crime and Punishment: The Coulson Translation Backgrounds and Sources : Essays in Criticism (A Norton Critical Edition)
Tan Chee Khoon: From Village Boy to Mr. Opposition (An Autobiography)
Journey into Cyprus
Man Overboard
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
My Life as a Fake
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HERALD:Ahem, ahem...
LORDS! LADIES! SCRIBES! And assorted animal folk of the Bookcrossing Realm, be they scaly, furry or feathery!
By order of the Edict of the Land, the written scrolls herein art BOUND indefinitely and deemed unwise for unmonitored and unfettered release.
Temporary parole may be sought by holders of the KEY or by the power of the Ring. Keyholders know who they are (If you need to ask...) but those desirious to be Ringbearers (to nominate books good enough for temporary release) may present their appeals through the offices of our Commoner Servant.
Mayhaps, thy cries may be heard and the scrolls be set forth a-journeying. Bear in mind, part them not from their Parole Scroll, and return them in good shape to the Keep.
HERALD:Ahem, ahem...
LORDS! LADIES! SCRIBES! And assorted animal folk of the Bookcrossing Realm, be they scaly, furry or feathery!
By order of the Edict of the Land, the written scrolls herein art BOUND indefinitely and deemed unwise for unmonitored and unfettered release.
Temporary parole may be sought by holders of the KEY or by the power of the Ring. Keyholders know who they are (If you need to ask...) but those desirious to be Ringbearers (to nominate books good enough for temporary release) may present their appeals through the offices of our Commoner Servant.
Mayhaps, thy cries may be heard and the scrolls be set forth a-journeying. Bear in mind, part them not from their Parole Scroll, and return them in good shape to the Keep.