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P. E. Pepe,K. J. Rinnert,J. G. Wiggintonies written mostly in verse by Chaucer around the second part of the fourteenth century. The story line is a pilgrimage to Canterbury, the company of pilgrims telling each other stories, entertaining ones and salutary ones, just to make the long ride more lively and amusing. This pilgrimage must hav

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Ian Lindsay,Jeremy P. Moore,Seshadri Balajiposed in the most natural way. It is, however, quite rare that it is written on the fa?ade. “.”—these are the first sentences of the tetralogy . by Thomas Mann. The writer does not conceal his intention to make this great epic flow from unfathomable beginnings, moving along the past of the events, t

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,Transport von Str?men geladener Teilchen, The story may make one think that the phenomenon is very simple (how have people not recognized it much earlier?) but at the same time most mysterious (how to peep into me?). The tale about chance starts with the Crookes tube, a more or less evacuated discharge tube which is the ancestor of all pre

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