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In this novel Jo reads to her aged Aunt March, who has a fine library & a Spanish-speaking parrot |
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A single one of these can bud into a large reef-building colony |
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He'd been recording for 12 years when he cut his theme, 1962's "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" |
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This Hungarian capital is considered one of Europe's most beautiful cities |
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In 1699 William Penn made his 2nd trip to Pennsylvania & this William was arrested as a pirate |
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The natural force of attraction between 2 massive bodies, it comes from gravis, Latin for "heavy" |
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A baker named Drusila Fawley is Jude's great-aunt in this 1895 Thomas Hardy novel |
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Young pilchards that are canned are called these |
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This crooner's brother Bob also recorded "Where the Blue of the Night Meets the Gold of the Day" |
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It's where you'd find the Benaki & Acropolis Museums |
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While Heloise & Abelard's romance developed, this Persian was writing his romantic Rubaiyat |
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The name of this bird comes from gugubarra, a Wiradjuri word |
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Little Nell's grandfather loses his store to the evil Daniel Quilp in this 1840s novel |
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Some species of this animal eject a cloud of luminous ink to escape under cover of light |
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In 1955, when he crooned "Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup", he was "Unforgettable" |
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ash-Sham is an Arabic name for this Syrian capital |
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While Dante was writing "The Divine Comedy" 1308-1321, this liberator sat on the throne of Scotland |
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The name of this plant cultivated for its reddish leafstalks comes in part from Latin for "barbarian" |
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In this author's novel "The Possessed", Karmazinov, a pompous writer, is a parody of Turgenev |
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It's the largest plankton eater on earth |
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He hit the Top 40 in the 1960s with "And Roses and Roses" & "Days of Wine and Roses" |
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This capital of Afghanistan lies on a river of the same name |
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Shakespeare was only 8 when this Danish astronomer discovered his "new star" |
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A partial story between stories of a building, its name comes from Latin meaning "in the middle" |
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At the beginning of a Coleridge poem, this title character "stoppeth one of three" |
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These commonly have 5 arms, but some may have up to 40 |
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"It's Not For Me To Say", that "Chances Are" he's a "Wonderful Wonderful" singer |
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Sucre, the judicial capital of this country, was named for the country's first president |
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When Joan was burned at the stake in 1431, this future Spanish inquisitor was about 11 years old |
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This word meaning "tearfully sentimental" comes from the name of Mary Magdalene |
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