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The rulers of the South; Sicily, Calabria, Malta by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-23
Saracinesca by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-06
In the palace of the king; a love story of old Madrid by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-09-08
Greifenstein by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-01
Sant' Ilario by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-09-05
Casa Braccio by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-09-06
Cecilia; a story of modern Rome by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-29
The rulers of the south: Sicily, Calabria, Malta by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-12
With the immortals by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-28
With the immortals by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-29
The children of the king; a tale of southern Italy by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-01
Via crucis; a romance of the second crusade by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-08-23
A Roman singer by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-09-06
Marietta; a maid of Venice by F Marion 1854-1909 Crawford, 2010-09-09

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Inventory Of American Portrait Prints At The American Antiquarian Society
Crawford, F. Marion (18541909) (6) Crawford, GEORGE W. Crawford, WH (1772-1834) (3)CRAYON, J. PERCY CRERIE, EP CRESSEY, KENDALL B. CRESSON, ELLIOT
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BiblioMan.Com - The Great Literary Works
Thomas Alexander, 18261915 Bone, Jesse F. (Jesse Franklin Cranmer-Byng, L. (Launcelot),1872-1945 Crawford, Francis Marion, 1854-1909 Crile, George W
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Authors C-F
Crawford, F. Marion (Francis Marion), 18541909 Crile, George W. (Washington),1864-1943 Crofts, Freeman Wills, 1879-1957 Cross, Victoria
http://www.worldwide-library.co.uk/Authors/c-f.htm
Famous People Clipart ETC
F. Marion Crawford (18541909) American novelist who published over 40 novels.Charles F. Crisp (1845-1896) US Representative who supported the introduction
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Extractions: George W. Cable (1844-1925) Writer who fought in the Civil War that wrote Silent South and fought for equal rights for African-Americans Sebastian Cabot (1474-1557) English explorer Sebastian Cabot (1474-1557) English explorer that explored the coast of South Africa Hall Caine (1853) English novelist and dramatist James S. Calhoun First Governor of New Mexico Calhoun, John C. American statesman and orator. John Caldwell Calhoun (1782-1850) Vice-president of US 1825-1832 John Caldwell Calhoun (1782-1850) Vice-president of John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson from 1825-1832 John Caldwell Calhoun (1782-1850) Vice-president under John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson from 1825-1832 John Caldwell Calhoun (1782-1850) Vice-president of US 1825-1832 John Caldwell Calhoun (1782-1850) Vice-president of US 1825-1832 John Caldwell Calhoun (1782-1850) Vice-president of John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson from 1825-1832 John Caldwell Calhoun (1782-1850) Vice-president under John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson from 1825-1832 George Calvert (Lord Baltimore) (1580-1632) Founder of Maryland colony in 1632 George Calvert (Lord Baltimore) (died 1632) Founder of Maryland colony in 1632 John A. Campbell
EUB Otsingu Tulemused
Marion tegelikult Francis Marion Crawford (ameerika, 18541909) Crawford, FrancisMarion (ameerika, 1854-1909) vaata F. Marion Crawford Crichton, Michael
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Crawford, F. Marion (Francis Marion), 18541909.The rulers of the South; Sicily,Calabria, Malta,; Croly, Herbert David, 1869-1930.The promise of American
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All About Horror
F. Marion Crawford 1854-1909 He had dined at sunset on the broad roof of theold tower, because it was cooler there during the great heat of summer.
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Extractions: My friend, who sometimes visits me in my summer solitude, is an artist by profession, a Scandinavian by birth, and a cosmopolitan by force of circumstances. We had dined at sunset; the sunset glow had reddened and faded again, and the evening purple steeped the vast chain of the mountains that embrace the deep gulf to eastward and rear themselves higher and higher toward the south. It was hot, and we sat at the landward corner of the platform, waiting for the night breeze to come down from the lower hills. The color sank out of the air, there was a little interval of deep-grey twilight, and a lamp sent a yellow streak from the open door of the kitchen, where the men were getting their supper. Then the moon rose suddenly above the crest of the promontory, flooding the platform and lighting up every little spur of rock and knoll of grass below us, down to the edge of the motionless water. My friend lighted his pipe and sat looking at a spot on the hillside. I knew that he was looking at it, and for a long time past I had wondered whether he would ever see anything there that would fix his attention. I knew that spot well. It was clear that he was interested at last, though it was a long time before he spoke. Like most painters, he trusts to his own eyesight, as a lion trusts his strength and a stag his speed, and he is always disturbed when he cannot reconcile what he sees with what he believes that he ought to see.
FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE F. MARION CRAWFORD 1854-1909 He Had
FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE F. Marion Crawford 18541909 He had dined at sunset onthe broad roof of the old tower, because it was cooler there during the
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Extractions: FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE F. MARION CRAWFORD 1854-1909 He had dined at sunset on the broad roof of the old tower, because it was cooler there during the great heat of summer. Besides, the little kitchen was built at one corner of the great square platform, which made it more convenient than if the dishes had to be carried down the steep stone steps, broken in places and everywhere worn with age. The tower was one of those built all down the west coast of Calabria by the Emperor Charles V early in the sixteenth century, to keep off the Barbary pirates, when the unbelievers were allied with Francis I against the Emperor and the Church. They have gone to ruin, a few still stand intact, and mine is one of the largest. How it came into my possession ten years ago, and why I spend a part of each year in it, are matters which do not concern this tale. The tower stands in one of the loneliest spots in Southern Italy, at the extremity of a curving rocky promontory, which forms a small but safe natural harbor at the southern extremity of the Gulf of Policastro, and just north of Cape Scales, the birthplace of Judas Iscariot, according to the old local legend. The tower stands alone on this hooked spur of the rock, and there is not a house to be seen within three miles of it. When I go there I take a couple of sailors, one of whom is a fair cook, and when I am away it is in charge of a gnome-like little being who was once a miner and who attached himself to me long ago. My friend, who sometimes visits me in my summer solitude, is an artist by profession, a Scandinavian by birth, and a cosmopolitan by force of circumstances. We had dined at sunset; the sunset glow had reddened and faded again, and the evening purple steeped the vast chain of the mountains that embrace the deep gulf to eastward and rear themselves higher and higher toward the south. It was hot, and we sat at the landward corner of the platform, waiting for the night breeze to come down from the lower hills. The color sank out of the air, there was a little interval of deep-grey twilight, and a lamp sent a yellow streak from the open door of the kitchen, where the men were getting their supper. Then the moon rose suddenly above the crest of the promontory, flooding the platform and lighting up every little spur of rock and knoll of grass below us, down to the edge of the motionless water. My friend lighted his pipe and sat looking at a spot on the hillside. I knew that he was looking at it, and for a long time past I had wondered whether he would ever see anything there that would fix his attention. I knew that spot well. It was clear that he was interested at last, though it was a long time before he spoke. Like most painters, he trusts to his own eyesight, as a lion trusts his strength and a stag his speed, and he is always disturbed when he cannot reconcile what he sees with what he believes that he ought to see. "It's strange," he said. "Do you see that little mound just on this side of the boulder?" "Yes," I said, and I guessed what was coming. "It looks like a grave," observed Holger. "Very true. It does look like a grave." "Yes," continued my friend, his eyes still fixed on the spot. "But the strange thing is that I see the body lying on the top of it. Of course," continued Holger, turning his head on one side as artists do, "it must be an effect of light. In the first place, it is not a grave at all. Secondly, if it were, the body would be inside and not outside. Therefore, it's an effect of the moonlight. Don't you see it?" "Perfectly; I always see it on moonlit nights." "It doesn't seem to interest you much," said Holger. "On the contrary, it does interest me, though I am used to it. You're not so far wrong, either. The mound is really a grave."
YALE COLLECTION OF AMERICAN LITERATURE MANUSCRIPT MISCELLANY
expand/contract this heading Crawford, F. Marion (FRANCIS Marion), 18541909 expand/contract this heading CURTIS, expand/contract this heading F
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YALE COLLECTION OF AMERICAN LITERATURE MANUSCRIPT MISCELLANY
expand/contract this heading BUTLER, BENJAMIN F. (BENJAMIN FRANKLIN), expand/contract this heading Crawford, F. Marion (FRANCIS Marion), 18541909
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The Upper Berth
The Upper Berth. F. Marion Crawford (18541909). from GP Putnam s Sons _AutonymLibrary_ no. 1 (1894). SOMEBODY asked for the cigars. We had talked long,
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Extractions: The following is a Gaslight etext.... A message to you about The Upper Berth F. Marion Crawford (1854-1909) It is unnecessary to go into further details. The conversation had assumed proportions which would have bored Prometheus on his rock, which would have driven Tantalus to distraction, and which would have impelled Ixion to seek relaxation in the simple but instructive dialogues of Herr Ollendorff, rather than submit to the greater evil of listening to our talk. We had sat at table for hours; we were bored, we were tired, and nobody showed signs of moving. "It is a very singular thing," said Brisbane. Everybody stopped talking. Brisbane's voice was not loud, but possessed a peculiar quality of penetrating general conversation, and cutting it like a knife. Everybody listened. Brisbane, perceiving that he had attracted their general attention, lit his cigar with great equanimity. "It is very singular," he continued, "that thing about ghosts. People are always asking whether anybody has seen a ghost. I have." "Bosh! What, you? You don't mean to say so, Brisbane? Well, for a man of his intelligence!"
Biblio Find Books In Fiction American Literature
Crawford, F(rancis) Marion 18541909 Narrow your search to this author. FormatHardcover. New York MacMillan, 1903.. First American edition.
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Philip H. Ward Collection Of Theatrical Images, 1856-1910 Ms. Coll
Playwright title Crawford, F. Marion (Francis Marion), 18541909. Francesca daRimini. Collection location Volume 14, Item 469
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Philip H. Ward Collection Of Theatrical Images, 1856-1910 Ms. Coll
Playwright Title Crawford, F. Marion (Francis Marion), 18541909. Francesca daRimini. Place Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Printer Gebbie Co.
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Extractions: Ms. Coll. 331 Previous Image Next Image Index to Volumes Date: Subjects: Barrett, Lawrence, 1830-1891 Crawford, F. Marion (Francis Marion), 1854-1909. Francesca da Rimini Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Printer: Collection location: Volume 15, Item 546 Additional Copy Previous Image Next Image Index to Volumes
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Authors C Page Of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE
New York St.Martin s, 1997, p.233) F. Marion Crawford, full name FrancisMarion Crawford (18541909) * Mr. Isaacs 1882 Theosophy/Romance * The
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Extractions: May be posted electronically provided that it is transmitted unaltered, in its entirety, and without charge. Authors Beginning "Ca..." Authors Beginning "Ce..." Authors Beginning "Ch..." Authors Beginning "Ci..." ... Authors Beginning "Cz..." Caaba, or El Caaba: see Kaaba Cabal: (1) Powerful group of Ministers in the court of Charles II of England, known by their acronym ( C lifford, A shley, B uckingham, A rlington, L auderdale), who were corrupt and endlessly plotting; (2) by analogy, any political intrigue group. This latter term was also influenced by the word "Cabala" (see below) with its implications of secrecy and magic. Cabala, Cabbala, Kabbala, Qabbalah: see ISRAEL and JEWISH SCIENCE FICTION CUBA , journalist, film critic, sometimes uses pseudonym G. Cain; specializes in Fantasy of genre:
KGS Online Catalog
family genealogy Crawford, My Cousin F Marion Crawford, 1854-1909, Elliott,Maude Howe, MacMillan Co New York 1934, 318 p, index
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Extractions: USA States/Cities: A C D F-G ... W KS Counties: A B C D ... Misc. Surnames: A-D E-H I-M N-R ... V-Z Other: Bible Intl Subject Research Aid ... Click here for more information on submitting Queries. CATEGORY TITLE AUTHOR PUBLISHER NOTES PAGES OTHER family genealogy - banning My Ancestors to the Missing Link Banning, Pierson Worrell ALSO: WALKER / RUTHERFORD / ALLEINE / HARMON family genealogy - buchler Buchler Family of Schwellbrunn, Appenzell, Asser-Rhoden, Switzerland family genealogy - claghorn, james James Claghorn Family, Scotland to Massachusetts, 1652-1653 Claghorn, Wm Crumby 1912 family genealogy - abbott / atterbury / irey Abbott, Atterbury, Irey Family Genealogies Abbott, Mrs Reva Irey, compiler 200 p family genealogy - adair / ingalls Some Family Origins Adair, Richard Porter family genealogy - adam Book of Adam, First Edition of Genealogy; Charts from Adam to Christ Bowen, Harold King, compiler Western Newspaper Union Osceola, MO 1943 12 p family genealogy - adams / kimbrel Century in Kansas: Adams Kimbrel Family 189 p index family genealogy - adams First Families; The Making of An American Aristocracy
Kalendar' Fantastiki: Pamyatnye Daty 2004 G. (aprel').
let nazad umer F. Marion KROFORD F(rancis) Marion Crawford (18541909), amerikanskiipisatel , avtor sbornikov Verhnyaya polka , Bluzhdayushie prizraki .
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Extractions: Valerii VOSKOBO'NIKOV 65 let nazad rodilsya Valerii Mihailovich VOSKOBO'NIKOV (r. 1939), russkii pisatel' i dramaturg, literaturnyi nastavnik i soavtor M.Semenovoi, avtor p'esy "Planeta 111-200", romanov "Voina Vladigora", "Povest' o neustrashimom Zigfride i mogushestvennyh nibelungah", "Blistatel'nyi Gil'gamesh".
Kalendar' Fantastiki: Pamyatnye Daty 2004 G. (avgust).
nazad rodilsya F. Marion KROFORD F(rancis) Marion Crawford (18541909), amerikanskiipisatel , avtor sbornikov Verhnyaya polka , Bluzhdayushie prizraki .
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Francis Marion Crawford Op De Boekenplank
Homepage Naslag Auteursregister A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V Crawford, Francis Marion. Verenigde Staten (geboren in Italië), 18541909
http://www.deboekenplank.nl/naslag/aut/c/crawford_f.htm

Extractions: Dit boek is eerder verschenen als "De bovenste kooi" (Bruna, Zwarte Beertjes 1052). Bevat: DEUR OP SLOT EN RAMEN DICHT (Inleiding) MAN OVERBOORD! (Man Overboard!, 1903) DE GRIJNSLACH VAN DE DOOD (The Dead Smile, 1899) WANT HET BLOED IS HET LEVEN (For the Blood is the Life (Wandering Ghosts), 1911) DE BOVENSTE KOOI (the Upper Berth, 1886) HET GEHEIM VAN DE WATERVROUW HET GILLENDE DOODSHOOFD (The Screaming Scull, 1908) DE GEEST VAN DE POP (The Doll's Ghost, 1911) De Boekenplank : voor de liefhebber van het spannende boek

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