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( "Smaragdine") in Ali Shar (vol.iv. 187) shows at her sale the impudence of Miriam the Girdle-girl and in bed the fescennine device of the Lady Budur.
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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In Smaragdine folklore, the cockroach is a trickster creature, like the coyote.
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Michael was there to see if he could track down a couple of Smaragdine authors and to observe the local spectacle.
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February is not just the month in Smaragdine when things turn a little colder.
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Michael asked as we sampled our rather limp salads while a Smaragdine comedian gesticulated and made jokes incomprehensible to us.
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Michael was there to see if he could track down a couple of Smaragdine authors and to observe the local spectacle.
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February is not just the month in Smaragdine when things turn a little colder.
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Jeff VanderMeer's latest "Dispatches from Smaragdine" column has an interview with George Mann, Editor for Solaris. [via Andrew Wheeler]
June 2007 2007
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Jeff VanderMeer's latest "Dispatches from Smaragdine" column has an interview with George Mann, Editor for Solaris. [via Andrew Wheeler]
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Whittington and his Cat; and Zumurrud (“Smaragdine”) in
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