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I agree, but do not neglect the population question: response to Misleh
(Rabbi Myer and Dorothy Kripke Center, Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2008) -
I Am No One's Wife [poem]
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I Believe, The Golden Rule, Send a Message, and Other Improper Closing Arguments
(Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2015)INTRODUCTION|Closing argument provides counsel with an opportunity to put the entire case together for the jury in a mosaic tapestry of facts, inferences, and law. The jury has patiently endured voir dire, openings, directs, ... -
I feel like I won't be a good mom if I don't at least try: The breast feeding debate
(Kendall Hunt. Dubuque, IA, 2009) -
I love you. Now eat this.
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"I object to the names deism and infidelity": Theodore Parker and the boundaries of Christianity in nineteenth-century America
(Rabbi Myer and Dorothy Kripke Center, Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2013)This article examines the debates surrounding Theodore Parker's controversial theology as a case study for three purposes. First, it seeks to engage how Christianity's boundaries were challenged within the "spiritual ... -
I Once Was a Monkey: Stories Buddha Told
(Farrar Straus and Giroux,. NY, 1999)An untitled story takes the reader immediately into a dark temple filled with random animals fleeing a storm. As the animals bicker, a stone statue of the Buddha quiets them. He will tell them a story to pass the time. ... -
I thirst
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I Will Fable for You a Fable: Stories and Fables According to the Bible, the Sages, Aesop, Krylov, La Fontaine
(Levine Epstein-Modan. Tel Aviv, 1978)There are eight fables on 24 pages: The Lion and the Stork; The Frog and the Bull; The Precious Stone and the Gray Stone; The Locust and the Ant; LM; The Woodchopper and the Ring; The Trees Wishing to Crown a King; and FG. ... -
I'll Tell You A Story, I'll Sing You a Song.
(Delacorte Press. NYNew York, 1987)See my comments on the book itself. A brief study of this proof reveals some interesting changes. How to Use This Book has been revised, for example, and noted in the T of C. The order of at least the T of C changes, ... -
I'll Tell You A Story, I'll Sing You a Song.
(Delacorte Press. NY, 1987)This book containes about twenty-five or thirty well told fables. The moral of FS is A joke is not as amusing when you are its victim. Pages 97-8 give a fine little essay on fables. These excerpts reflect some of ... -
I'm not there: self-negation as authentication in the prophetic tradition
(Peter Lang. New York, 2013) -
I-80 [poem]
(2009) -
I. A. Krilov: Basni
(NKL RCFCR: Demruz. Moscow/Leningrad, 1943)The first thing one must say, I believe, about this book is: How marvelous that people were publishing fable books in Moscow and Leningrad in 1943! They were also fighting for their lives! This is a 79-page fragile ... -
I. A. Krilov: Basni
(Detskaya Literatura. Moscow, 1979)I have enjoyed Laptev's illustrations previously in I. Krolov: Valitud Valmid (Estonian) and also in Detgiz editiions of 1951 and 1954. Here each illustration is a full-page bordered black-and-white facing its fable text. ... -
I. A. Krilov: Basni
(Pribodzhskoe Knizhnoe Izdatelstvo. Saratov, Russia, 1974)T his 24-page pamphlet almost square in format () has eleven fables well presented in two-page facing spreads. The selection represents, I believe, Krylov's most popular fables. Some of Krylov's best inventions -- Quartet; ...