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Fodor's Switzerland, 43rd Edition (Fodor's Gold Guides)

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Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies Volume 33 (2003) (None)

These twenty-six papers are taken from the thirty-sixth meeting of the Seminar for Arabian Studies held in London in July 2002. The papers are published under six thematic headings: The archaeology and history of Oman and the Gulf; Comparative water systems; The archaeology and history of pre-Islamic Yemen; The epigraphy of pre-Islamic Yemen; Yemen in the Islamic period; Ethnography in Yemen.

That Lucky Ole Sun: Poems and Stories

From "Painting of Trees": He painted three men Walking in a snowy forest, Down a road With blackish ruts For car wheels, Three men walking Different paths... + And Dad, He had brought home A sprig Of oak from Grandma's tree When I was a Little boy, Had planted it In the back- Yard and it grew Under a bottlebrush plant In the shade Until it grew up To take over The yard And that is where He asked Mom to put his ashes When he died. From "Desire" Come sit at my table With your purple apple calves on display Like boxes of white paper And pigs In girl trouble