(I) Stories are enjoyable to read, even if they are only fables, so stories that are true, if spoken well, should give double pleasure in the hearing.
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The Bruce (Mercat Classics)
March 1999, Mercat Press
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1873644582 9781873644584
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"(I) Stories are enjoyable to read, even if they are only fables, so stories that are true, if spoken well, should give double pleasure in the hearing."
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