10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MY AUNT!»
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my aunt! in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
my aunt! and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In Travels with my Aunt Graham Greene not only gives us intoxicating entertainment but also confronts us with some of the most perplexing of human dilemmas.
In this adaptation of a classic folksong, the narrator's aunt brings back various objects from her travels.
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My Aunt Margaret's Mirror
This conviction became stronger as they learned from inquiries made at headquarters that Sir Philip was no longer with the army--though whether he had been taken or slain in some of those skirmishes which were perpetually occurring.
A young girl's aunt brings her back special gifts from each exotic place she visits around the world.
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The Color of
My Aunt's Coffee: Sugar Vs. Cream
What was magical to me as a child was that her coffee matched her skin tone perfectly. Whenever I saw her drinking coffee I would think, "Aunt Mona is drinking herself." The Color of My Aunt's Coffee. Sugar vs.
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My Aunt Margaret's Mirror
Brimming with mystery and excitement, this is a narrative that is bound to excite the reader's imagination. With skilfully delineated characters and fast-paced action, this work is one of Scott's best.
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The Sex Life of
My Aunt
Lovely home, lovely husband, lovely family: apart from the envy of her less content sister, everything in Dilys’s rags-to-riches life is lovely, lovely, lovely.
Explores family relationships in a simple, friendly way
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Who stole
my Aunt Erica's fabulous Stradivarius?: the Morini ...
This "classic"-but also "Romantic"-true story (which is still unsolved) deals with "immortal" musicians and also with other stolen violins.
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It's only
my Aunt! A comic interlude, in one act, etc
1. 6 It's our in sour. Car. Ah, child! one doesnot expect you to have a taste for
literature; but whilst I here read the sorrows of Sensibility so powerlully described,
I fancy myselfv Amelia. Spencer de Montague PM What a long name! Car.
afterwards BARTHOLOMEW TURNBULL (Anne Charlotte), 1850
