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Winifred Rose Armstrong
Winifred Rose Armstrong

By Lillie Sloan

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One very, very quiet afternoon
One very, very quiet afternoon

By Patricia Lillie

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Annabelle Barbra Cavendish's quiet afternoon tea party is disrupted by Daniel Ezra Fiddleson and other friends, whose names run through the alphabet.

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Problems of fertilization
The Biological bulletin Volume v. 65 1933
Dying with Carol
Dying with Carol

By Bob Lillie

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The Ultimate Sacrifice
The Ultimate Sacrifice

By Lillie Dee

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The Spice Cookbook
The Spice Cookbook

By Lillie Stuckey, Stuckey Lillie, Stuckey, LILLIE, Day Avanelle, Avanelle Day

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The classic international cookbook with “explanations of the origins of spices and how to use them [and] scores of recipes that are of absolute first rank” (The New York Times). First published in...

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The echoing bells
The echoing bells

By Lillie Holland

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In Germany Marnie Burness accepts the post of governess at Schloss Beissel. Her charge is Count von Oldenburg's daughter, Charlotte. Despite finding much to disapprove of at the Schloss, against he...

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History on My Doorstep
History on My Doorstep

By Helen Lillie

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Buddha and Buddhism
Buddha and Buddhism

By Lillie Arthur

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