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Il borgomastro di Furnes by Georges Simenon

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Favorite authorsSaul Bellow, Grahame Greene, David Lodge, Georges Simenon (Shared favorites)

About methe dog is not mine, I found it surfing the web, he looked so at a loss that I adopted him, since then we've been getting on quite well

About my library"We look on past ages with condescension,
as mere preparation for us... but what
if we're only an after-glow of them?"
The Siege of Krishnapur
J.G. Farrell

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Thank you for adding my library to your interesting libraries list. I have added yours to mine. I see you have recently added "When a Crocodile Eats the Sun". I bought it a few months back, but haven't read it yet. But the two Huxley's are among my all time favorite books.
You had posted on one of my threads and thought you may be interested a new thread of mine. Check it out.

http://www.librarything.com/topic/66785#...
Hi, just saw your post in the Name That Book group and think the book you and your friend are looking for is Dark Rivers of the Heart by Dean Koontz.
Masgar - loved the Monty Python link you provided! Thanks for adding my library to you 'interesting libraries.' I came over to see yours, and I'm sure I've been here before, love your dog! I found that you have lots of Umberto Eco, Italo Calvino and Paul Auster books that I wasn't aware of, so I'm going to link to your library as well. Happy reading!
- Lisa
Thanks for visiting my library. Love your profile photo!
Anne
Glad I could help!

Stasia
No problem, masgar. If you are talking about the new picture on my profile page, I was just looking at artwork by Edward Hopper, found a picture that I liked and saved it. I am sorry, I do not even know what website I was on.

Stasia
Thanks for the tip on the Italian authors. I will be keeping an eye out for them.
As an English teacher, and a former Spanish teacher, I am very interested in language and phrases. I love your phrase "flour of a bag of mine". Could you elaborate on its meaning?
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