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Life is an adventure: The word adventure comes from the Latin word ad-venire.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
See vol. vi. 289 FN#403] This adventure is a rechauffй of Amjad's adventure (vol. iii. 333) without, however, its tragic catastrophe FN#404] The text is so concise as to be enigmatical.— Arabian nights. English
But come, noble brother, the hour for my adventure is arrived And wrapped in their mantles, the youths walked hastily toward the city, Fadrique carrying his beautiful guitar under his arm CHAPTER II The night-smelling flowers in Lucila's window were already beginning to emit their refreshing perfume when Fadrique, leaning in the shadow of the angle of an old church opposite, began to tune his guitar.— The Two Captains
And this adventure was about exploring and discovering inspiring women edubloggers (a reaction to my ignorance).

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