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The Workbench Lev 9
The Workbench Lev 9

By L. Hunt

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Engineering Measurements
Engineering Measurements

By Bass., H. G, H. G. Bass, Herbert George Bass

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x, 252 p. : 23 cm Includes bibliographical references and index

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Geometry Ohio Teacher's Edition
Geometry Ohio Teacher's Edition

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Geometry

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Not quite a hero
Not quite a hero

By Milton Bass

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The tale of the dark crystal
The tale of the dark crystal

By Donna Bas

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Herb the Vegetarian Dragon
Herb the Vegetarian Dragon

By Jules Bass

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Colter
Colter

By Rick Bass

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