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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Beth Carson
A story of Western mining camps and one-night stands.
Beth Norvell; a romance of the West. By: Randall Parrish and N. C. Wyeth
Randall Parrish
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Beth Norvell; a romance of the West (1907). By: Randall Parrish, illustrated By: N. C. Wyeth: Newell Convers Wyeth (October 22, 1882 - October 19, 194
N. C. Wyeth; Randall Parrish
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Included in the Hot Off the Press Spotlight: Big Feelings.Included in the Children's Book Council's March 2024 'Hot Off the Press' reading list.Just before starting school for the first time, Beth meets a cloud who has drifted into her room. Fascinated by Beth’s inside world, Cloud decides to become an inside cloud. Now they can be friends forever. But can you keep a cloud inside forever?A story in which a girl learns that change can bring many new possibilities. For brave children ages 5 years and up.
Beth Shean Studies
American Philosophical Society Press
2023
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Scythopolis, or Nysa-Scythopolis, as Beth Shean was called during the Hellenistic and Roman periods, is located on the western bank of the Jordan River. Ancient historians Pliny and Solinus record that the site was founded by Dionysos when he stopped there to bury his nursemaid, the nymph Nysa. As a result of this myth, Dionysos became the patron deity of the city and his presence manifests iconographically and epigraphically throughout the region. In 1925, a Hellenistic inscribed stele fragment and a Roman marble portrait of Alexander the Great were excavated at the site of Beth Shean (Israel), ancient Nysa-Scythopolis, in 1925 by the Palestine Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania Museum. Both objects were found in a cistern on the tel, just south of a Roman temple, probably dumped there in the fifth or early sixth century CE. Though the Penn Museum's Beth Shean excavations were a model of rigorous methodology for their time, the focus of the excavators--and of the museum and its donors--was on the very important Bronze Age-Early Iron Age levels of the tel and the site's biblical connections, and not especially on its Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, or Islamic periods. In Beth Shean Studies, Irene Bald Romano and Kyle W. Mahoney focus their analysis on these two artifacts--until now, neither had received the attention it deserved as important evidence for the Hellenistic and Roman history and cult activities of the region. Mahoney's interpretation of the stele's inscription provides a detailed historical narrative of Scythopolis in the politically fraught second century BCE. He finds that the name of the Seleucid King Demetrios II was erased and thus exhibits an early example of damnatio memoriae, a tradition whose history is further explored here. Romano probes the various ways the image and myths associated with Alexander the Great were manipulated and appropriated long after his death. Using an object-biography approach, she traces the modern history of the portrait of Alexander, showing how its movements mirror the history of the creation of museums in Jerusalem.
Elizabeth Beechen only wishes to leave the pain and sorrow of loss behind and find a new life in Needful, Texas. Prepared to be a mail-order bride, she sets out on her journey only to find that the situation in the tiny town has changed and she needs to adjust quickly. Mustering a positive attitude and determined to love her new home, despite its growing pains, she finds friendship in the course of adversity. Can she learn to trust God enough to believe that the man He has waiting for her won't suffer from the same vices her father did, leaving her alone and lonely for the rest of her life?
Beth and Tilly embark on a journey to help with the Annual Thanksgiving Parade. This year they help everyone learn that this type of Thanksgiving is not only about a holiday but something they can practice and celebrate everyday.
Beth Thompson was not Bored: An Order of the Silver Star Short Story
Dirk D. Dykstra Ed D.
Independently Published
2019
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Beth Thompson was not BoredFirst, she was kidnaped and transported across the galaxies and back in time. Then, she was saved by the Drifter, who turned out to be her grandfather.During her rescue, she helped save her rescuers by wearing the bracelets of the Angel. How was that possible? Only those who have special skills can do that. Besides, Beth was from the planet Earth. A planet so primitive that it is still on the no contact list.Could Beth have special skills? If she does have special skills, can she be trained to handle them? Can she do this while still in High School?The odds seem to be against her. Still, the Steward of the Order of the Silver Star wants her trained, even if there is a chance she will die.Can Beth's grandfather teach her enough so that she can survive her training?Join us as we follow the adventures of Beth Thompson.
Magic has been taught in a consistent way throughout the ages. A student presents his or herself and drops everything they are doing for a few hours every week. They sit with their teacher, discussing the lessons of the day, the struggles of the week, and supplement through practice and reading. The forerunner of the modern college environment, this is personal, intimate, simple.The words in this book have come from nearly two decades of such classes. Over the years, lessons were refined from one teaching to the next, until certain words began to jump out as universal. Here, they are presented in a form ready for all to use. No matter their background, many people often feel the need for the same lessons. This is a collection of those lessons, in bite-sized portions.
In the third installment in the A Magical Bookshop Novel series, join Beth as she navigates the London Season through secrets, deceit, and a run in with the Bow Street Runners. After convincing her overprotective brother to let her join the London Season, Beth Easton is finally entering society together with her friend and chaperon, Anne Blakeley. When attending the first ball of the Season she meets the spirited Willa Balfour, the daughter of a marquis, who has no intentions of meeting the Irish duke her father arranged for her. Beth agrees to switch identities with Willa and meet the duke in her stead. Although Beth is supposed to drive the mysterious duke away, she cannot help but grow closer to him. Now, Beth has a choice to make; continue with Willa's scheme or confess the truth. However, Beth is not the only one with a secret and the arrival of Melinda, the magical bookshop owner, raises questions for all.
In the third installment in the A Magical Bookshop Novel series, join Beth as she navigates the London Season through secrets, deceit, and a run in with the Bow Street Runners. After convincing her overprotective brother to let her join the London Season, Beth Easton is finally entering society together with her friend and chaperon, Anne Blakeley. When attending the first ball of the Season she meets the spirited Willa Balfour, the daughter of a marquis, who has no intentions of meeting the Irish duke her father arranged for her. Beth agrees to switch identities with Willa and meet the duke in her stead. Although Beth is supposed to drive the mysterious duke away, she cannot help but grow closer to him. Now, Beth has a choice to make; continue with Willa's scheme or confess the truth. However, Beth is not the only one with a secret and the arrival of Melinda, the magical bookshop owner, raises questions for all.