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The Precious Lies of Madeleine de Scudéry: Her Admirable and Infuriating Life. Book 1
Eleanor Knowles Dugan
Grand Cyrus Press
2009
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Madeleine de Scud ry was the bestselling novelist in seventeenth-century Europe, translated into a half-dozen languages including English and Arabic. She was forced to publish under her brother's name and achieved such fame that he was elected to the Acad mie Fran aise. She lived in a time of dark savagery and cynicism, yet she persisted in believing in kindness, compassion, loyalty, and joy. She sought absolute anonymity and gained only notoriety. And for what was she notorious? For profligacy and prudery, for passionate sensuality and icy frigidity, for arrogance and shyness, for vanity and modesty, for outrageous falsehoods and painful honesty. She was accused of corrupting the morals of the most licentious age since Caligula's, and then accused (by the same enemies) of being a virgin She spoke out eloquently against the slavery of marriage and love, and she became involved in one of the most profound, impassioned, intense, enduring, and unlikely love affairs in history. She was a meek and servile woman who enraged her inferiors, an arrogant poseur who delighted princes, a forceful feminist who sulked and flirted and pretended to be stupid. Ridiculed for being dour, crabbed, and humorless, she beguiled, enchanted, enthralled. She was, in short, a paragon of paradox. And she has been utterly forgotten.
The Precious Lies of Madeleine de Scudéry: Her Admirable and Infuriating Life. Book 2
Eleanor Knowles Dugan
Grand Cyrus Press
2009
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Madeleine de Scud ry was the bestselling novelist in seventeenth-century Europe, translated into a half-dozen languages including English and Arabic. She was forced to publish under her brother's name and achieved such fame that he was elected to the Acad mie Fran aise. She lived in a time of dark savagery and cynicism, yet she persisted in believing in kindness, compassion, loyalty, and joy. She sought absolute anonymity and gained only notoriety. And for what was she notorious? For profligacy and prudery, for passionate sensuality and icy frigidity, for arrogance and shyness, for vanity and modesty, for outrageous falsehoods and painful honesty. She was accused of corrupting the morals of the most licentious age since Caligula's, and then accused (by the same enemies) of being a virgin She spoke out eloquently against the slavery of marriage and love, and she became involved in one of the most profound, impassioned, intense, enduring, and unlikely love affairs in history. She was a meek and servile woman who enraged her inferiors, an arrogant poseur who delighted princes, a forceful feminist who sulked and flirted and pretended to be stupid. Ridiculed for being dour, crabbed, and humorless, she beguiled, enchanted, enthralled. She was, in short, a paragon of paradox. And she has been utterly forgotten.
The Precious Lies of Madeleine de Scudéry: Her Admirable and Infuriating Life. Book 3
Eleanor Knowles Dugan
Grand Cyrus Press
2009
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Madeleine de Scud ry was the bestselling novelist in seventeenth-century Europe, translated into a half-dozen languages including English and Arabic. She was forced to publish under her brother's name and achieved such fame that he was elected to the Acad mie Fran aise. She lived in a time of dark savagery and cynicism, yet she persisted in believing in kindness, compassion, loyalty, and joy. She sought absolute anonymity and gained only notoriety. And for what was she notorious? For profligacy and prudery, for passionate sensuality and icy frigidity, for arrogance and shyness, for vanity and modesty, for outrageous falsehoods and painful honesty. She was accused of corrupting the morals of the most licentious age since Caligula's, and then accused (by the same enemies) of being a virgin She spoke out eloquently against the slavery of marriage and love, and she became involved in one of the most profound, impassioned, intense, enduring, and unlikely love affairs in history. She was a meek and servile woman who enraged her inferiors, an arrogant poseur who delighted princes, a forceful feminist who sulked and flirted and pretended to be stupid. Ridiculed for being dour, crabbed, and humorless, she beguiled, enchanted, enthralled. She was, in short, a paragon of paradox. And she has been utterly forgotten.
The Precious Lies of Madeleine de Scudéry: Her Admirable and Infuriating Life. Book 4
Eleanor Knowles Dugan
Grand Cyrus Press
2009
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Madeleine de Scud ry was the bestselling novelist in seventeenth-century Europe, translated into a half-dozen languages including English and Arabic. She was forced to publish under her brother's name and achieved such fame that he was elected to the Acad mie Fran aise. She lived in a time of dark savagery and cynicism, yet she persisted in believing in kindness, compassion, loyalty, and joy. She sought absolute anonymity and gained only notoriety. And for what was she notorious? For profligacy and prudery, for passionate sensuality and icy frigidity, for arrogance and shyness, for vanity and modesty, for outrageous falsehoods and painful honesty. She was accused of corrupting the morals of the most licentious age since Caligula's, and then accused (by the same enemies) of being a virgin She spoke out eloquently against the slavery of marriage and love, and she became involved in one of the most profound, impassioned, intense, enduring, and unlikely love affairs in history. She was a meek and servile woman who enraged her inferiors, an arrogant poseur who delighted princes, a forceful feminist who sulked and flirted and pretended to be stupid. Ridiculed for being dour, crabbed, and humorless, she beguiled, enchanted, enthralled. She was, in short, a paragon of paradox. And she has been utterly forgotten.
How would you respond if your critically ill child said, "Mommy, I'm too precious to die?" What do you do when doctors have done all they know to do, and you have prayed in faith for deliverance and healing, and still your loved one dies? This is a gripping, emotional story of Karen's battle with leukemia. Read how her family found comfort in a Sovereign God who hears and cares and works all things together for good.
His Precious Cargo: Empowering Parents, Changing Generations
Mary Catherine R. Ard'is
His Pen LLC
2012
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One illicit lap dance becomes a flight for their lives.A stripper with dreams of being a princess. An intergalactic thief with a freighter of stolen cargo. At the outskirts of space and away from the rigid control of Central Command, Granger entices Kaedi to break her strict no-lap dace policy. The repercussions force her to pack up and hitch a ride off-world in the same freighter he has hired. They discover a passion hotter than a super nova, but their plans are shattered by the untimely death of the ship's captain and the duplicity of the co-pilot.The two lovers crash headlong into the clutches of Granger's best-friend-turned-torture-happy-enemy. When Granger's heritage is revealed, Kaedi relinquishes the pleasure she finds in his arms, believing herself unworthy. Granger chases after her, determined to convince her she is more precious to him than stolen cargo.First release of The Heart Nebula Series, a steamy collection of loosely-connected stories that work together or as stand-alone titles. Out-of-this-World Romantic Sci-Fi by Ava Cuvay.
Are You Ready to be Exposed?In the beginning, the Earth was without form or void and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.On the sixth day, God made man and named him Adam, but did not breathe life into his nostrils until the seventh day. Adam needed a help meet so, God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and He took one of his ribs, closed up the flesh, made a woman and brought her to Adam. Because God had taken the rib, Adam states bone of my bone, flesh of my flesh, she shall be called WOMAN. Therefore, a man shall leave his father and mother and cleave unto his wife, for they are to be one flesh. The couple was NAKED and not ashamed. It wasn't until after the eating of the tree, the knowledge of the two being naked, the woman was given a name.Everyone, fictional or real life, has a story to tell. It would be up to them whether they want to tell you the whole truth and nothing but the truth or tell half of the truth. When they tell it, would you believe their story?It has been said that a person has over 200 personalities {not schizophrenia} but, a way to hide your certain selves when you don't want anyone to know the "true you." At the end of the day, no matter what your decision will be, you are still a Precious Jewel and have Precious Jewels that need to be honored and respected. Respect yourself
Join Linda Sue Svoboda's beloved character's Ariella and her Mom, Lilly as they visit Cousin Wayne's farm to satisfy Ariella's yearning for a return to animals and wide open spaces instead of the confining, no pets allowed apartment she recently moved into.From rolling green hills to duck ponds you'll explore the whole farm; even the barn with Cows, Pigs and the ever trusty farm dog, Donovan.This 8x8 children's picture storybook will resonate with readers young and old with its interesting and heart-filled story. Any apartment dwelling family will immediately connect with the storyline.
Ellie races to her grandma's room, excitd about the day ahead. They do so many fun things together when Ellie comes to visit. But this time, it's different. Grandma seems different. Ellie is confused and her mother helps her understand. With captivating, comforting text plus vibrant illustrations, this children's book helps families, teachers, counselors open discussion and share in simple language what we can do when a friend or family member is diagnosed or lives with dementia and memory loss. Valuable Questions and Activity pages extend the learning for home or classroom use. Strong endorsments from the medical community, educators and families living with these difficult circumstances.
A Precious Heritage is, "A brilliantly conceived and carefully annotated retrospective on American and Jewish events through the stormiest years of the twentieth century. Before Internet (and, for a while, even TV), the sermons of great rabbis were our weekly window to the world, and Rabbi Sidney Ballon epitomized that greatness. Here, then, lovingly compiled by his son, is a set of enlightening reflections available nowhere else: lessons from World War I; the foreboding atmosphere of 1939; the birth of a Jewish state; the Civil Rights era; the spiritual significance of landing on the moon. The author's accompanying commentary looking back on the sermons from the perspective of today is itself extraordinary. And the sermons themselves are literary masterpieces--eloquent, passionate, even profound -- and representative of the rabbinic best." RABBI LAWRENCE A. HOFFMAN, PH.D "A Precious Heritage captures the essence of Rabbi Sidney Ballon's character, his relationship with his congregation, and his intellectual passions -- including his engagement from the pulpit with the great religious and social justice issues of his time. This is also the story of a father and son. Yesh Ballon immersed himself in Sidney Ballon's life work. Yesh traveled a path that greatly deepened his relationship with his father and his Judaism. This is an excellent book; it demonstrates why all rabbis should archive their work, leaving to future generations the legacy of their wisdom." RABBI DAVID SAPERSTEIN, Director
A Precious Heritage is, "A brilliantly conceived and carefully annotated retrospective on American and Jewish events through the stormiest years of the twentieth century. Before Internet (and, for a while, even TV), the sermons of great rabbis were our weekly window to the world, and Rabbi Sidney Ballon epitomized that greatness. Here, then, lovingly compiled by his son, is a set of enlightening reflections available nowhere else: lessons from World War I; the foreboding atmosphere of 1939; the birth of a Jewish state; the Civil Rights era; the spiritual significance of landing on the moon. The author's accompanying commentary looking back on the sermons from the perspective of today is itself extraordinary. And the sermons themselves are literary masterpieces--eloquent, passionate, even profound -- and representative of the rabbinic best." RABBI LAWRENCE A. HOFFMAN, PH.D "A Precious Heritage captures the essence of Rabbi Sidney Ballon's character, his relationship with his congregation, and his intellectual passions -- including his engagement from the pulpit with the great religious and social justice issues of his time. This is also the story of a father and son. Yesh Ballon immersed himself in Sidney Ballon's life work. Yesh traveled a path that greatly deepened his relationship with his father and his Judaism. This is an excellent book; it demonstrates why all rabbis should archive their work, leaving to future generations the legacy of their wisdom." RABBI DAVID SAPERSTEIN, Director Emeritus, Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism; Former U.S. Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom
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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. To ensure a quality reading experience, this work has been proofread and republished using a format that seamlessly blends the original graphical elements with text in an easy-to-read typeface.We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
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The Precious Name, Proofs of the Godhead, and a Hymn
J (John) Church
Anson Street Press
2025
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