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Farthest from the short royal table, near the foot of the long, where the dishes were _kosher_ for a Jewish colony, sat Frankl, and opposite him Margaret; and that face of Frankl was pinched and worn.
The Lord of the Sea 1906
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The matter seemed to have been settled a few years ago, when Guinness World Records in London awarded the title of "Farthest Leaning Tower" to one that accompanies a solid red brick church in the village of Suurhusen, in northern Germany.
NYT > Home Page By JOHN TAGLIABUE 2012
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It's even aptly titled The Farthest Shore: Fantasy from the Philippines based on Ursula le Guin's famous Earthsea series (which happens to take place in an archipelago and guess what, that's exactly what the Philippines is).
Bibliophile Stalker 2009
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'Farthest' star-mass black hole kkcapricorn follow
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Slightly old news (and somewhat self-serving I know, but hey, I would have posted this regardless) but Joseph Nacino and Dean Alfar have announced “after much deliberation” the list of stories accepted for the “Farthest Shore” the upcoming anthology of Filipino secondary world fantasy (which you might remember from here).
The Farthest Shore: Partial List of Stories « BAHAY TALINHAGA 2009
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“The Farthest Shore” is intended to be released in digital/online form sometime late August.
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I picked it up awhile back and finally read it over the last week, partly to participate in a challenge but for the most part to help me prepare for a submission to The Farthest Shore: Fantasy from the Philippines a soon to be released online anthology of Fantasy Secondary World fiction from Filipino authors, edited by Dean Alfar and Joseph Nacino.
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“The Farthest Shore” is intended to be released in digital/online form sometime late August.
The Farthest Shore: Partial List of Stories « BAHAY TALINHAGA 2009
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Slightly old news (and somewhat self-serving I know, but hey, I would have posted this regardless) but Joseph Nacino and Dean Alfar have announced “after much deliberation” the list of stories accepted for the “Farthest Shore” the upcoming anthology of Filipino secondary world fantasy (which you might remember from here).
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