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Noreen
 Post subject: Yet another bookshelf in the bedside bookcase
PostPosted: 17 Jul 2020, 17:06 
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Life and Public Services of General Grant by Colonel Herman Dieck (his second name, Ulysses, was the forename by which Grant was known)

Lottie finished the last one with: Telegony (an ancient Greek epic poem), which recounts the death of Odysseus (known in Latin as Ulysses) - possibly by Cinaethon of Sparta


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(Noreen, can you edit bokshelf, I don't have any boks but do have lots of books!)
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Noreen
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Well spotted, ivohenry - I'm not sure whether I've got boks or not ('you never know what you've got till you look' being a motto hereabouts), but yes, definitely books are what we want here.
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