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Charles Knight in Shadows of the Old Booksellers (published in 1865) tells us of a bookshop in Finsbury Square, Moorgate, named ‘The Dome of the Muses’ belonging to bookseller James Lackington:
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"Hitman Hart: Wrestling With Shadows" is an awesome piece of filmmaking, even if you're not and have never been a wrestling fan.
Archive 2010-01-03 Tyler 2010
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The Duke of Shadows is set in 1850s India, and Written on Your Skin is set in 1880s Hong Kong.
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Christina - sorry to hear that The Disappeared and Cast in Shadows didn't work from you.
Friday Book Club Nalini Singh 2009
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Pete I think the article you referred to and linked regarding Dark Shadows is not from last week but from 2 months ago.
Angelina Jolie to Star as Sleeping Beauty’s Evil Queen in Tim Burton’s Maleficent? | /Film 2010
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"Hitman Hart: Wrestling With Shadows" is an awesome piece of filmmaking, even if you're not and have never been a wrestling fan.
Wrestling With Shadows Tyler 2010
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Video of a new castle discovered in Shadows of the Colossus?
Archive 2009-02-01 2009
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I can understand many of the changes they made from the series (the Book of Pointed Shadows is an actual book Kahlen gives to Richard; Richard is the prophesied Chosen One, etc) but that Richard's depiction as a callous youth was just too much for me.
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Charles Knight in Shadows of the Old Booksellers (published in 1865) tells us of a bookshop in Finsbury Square, Moorgate, named ‘The Dome of the Muses’ belonging to bookseller James Lackington:
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I started Cast in Shadows, but again, just couldn't dive into it.
Friday Book Club Nalini Singh 2009
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