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STORIES FROM THE OLD ATTIC Robert Harris 1992
Copyright 1992 Robert Harris Permission is granted to share this book
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To Mom
Contents:
The Second Greatest Commandment A Good Horse and a Better It's
Nut Valuable Stewardship The Man Who Believed in Miracles A Fish
Story Man Love Indecision The Limit How Sir Reginald Helped the
King How the Noble Percival Won the Fair Arissa Truth Carved in
Stone How Sir Philo Married a Beautiful Princess Instead of the
Woman He Loved Serendipity A Tale Revealing the Wisdom of Being
a Cork on the River of Life The Art of Truth Matthew 18:3 The Boy
and the Vulture Three Flat Tires The History of Professor De Laix How
the Humans Finally Learned to Like Themselves The Caterpillar and
the Bee The Wise One On the Heroic Suffering of Mankind The Quest
Life Discernment It Depends on How You Look at It: Eight