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The Stockholm octavo

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Life is close to perfect for Emil Larsson, a self-satisfied bureaucrat in the Office of Customs and Excise in 1791 Stockholm. He is a true man of the Town--a drinker, card player, and contented bac...

The Stockholm Octavo

By Karen Engelmann

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Emil Larsson, a bureaucrat in the Office of Customs and Excise in 1791 Stockholm, drinker, card player, and bachelor, begins a search when a fortune teller lays an Octavo for him, a spread of eight...

Visions of angels

By Nelson Bloncourt

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Ornaments

By Karen Engelmann

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The art of Alice in wonderland

By Stephanie Lovett Stoffel

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Body knots

By Howard Schatz

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Baby Box

By Karen Engelmann, Sandi Fellman

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Global Snaps

By Michael Clinton

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The Stockholm Octavo

By Karen Engelmann

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The Stockholm Octavo

By Karen Engelmann

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