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Real Man

Name: Real Man
Brand: Indoeuropeanpublishing.com
SKU: 08773638
Price: 12.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Francis Lynde
ISBN: 9781604446142

Francis Lynde

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Libro In brossura

Codice Libristo: 08773638

Casa editrice Indoeuropeanpublishing.com, gennaio 2012

Excerpts:It is conceivable that, in Noah's time-say, on the day before the heavens opened and the fl... Descrizione completa

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It is conceivable that, in Noah's time-say, on the day before the heavens opened and the floods descended-a complacent citizenry of Antediluvia might have sat out on its front porches, enjoying the sunset over Mount Ararat and speculating upon the probable results of the next patriarchal election, all unsuspicious of chaotic cataclysms. Under similar conditions-fair skies, a good groundwork of creature comforts, and a total lack of threatening portents-there was no reason why the two men, smoking their after-dinner cigars on the terrace of the Lawrenceville Country Club, should suspect that the end of the world might be lying in wait for either of them just beyond the hour's relaxation.
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