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It is 2:38 PM Saturday afternoon here in south western Michigan. It is 71 degrees and partly sunny this afternoon. The days are long and the nights are short. I got up this morning around 5:58 AM. When I came upstairs I found Carol reading her Bible.
I had a normal morning. Carol and I did resume reading through the New Testament/Bible/First Corinthians and closed in prayer. Carol left this morning to have breakfast with a friend and then to do errands. While Carol was gone I wrote in my paper diary and read, 'Ruined Sinners to Reclaim-Sin and Depravity in Historical, Biblical, Theological, and Pastoral Perspectives' Edited by David Gibson and Jonathan Gibson. Carol got home around 10:27 AM and I then decided to drive out to Fennville Warehouse Used Books Store to look at their used books-I bought these used books today there and also at the Fennville Public Library Used Books Room (which is across the street from the Fennville Warehouse Used Books Store)-
'The Portable Conrad' Edited And With An Introduction And Notes By Morton Dauwen Zabel
'Admiral Of The Ocean Sea: A Life Of Christopher Columbus' biography by Samuel Eliot Morison
'Rhythms Of A Himalayan Village' text & photography by Hugh R. Downs
'Villa Incognito' a novel by Tom Robbins
'The Age of Atheists: How We Have Sought to Live Since the Death of God' Intellectual history by Peter Watson
'The Marquise of O-And Other Stories' by Heinrich Von Kleist Translated and with an Introduction by Martin Greenberg Preface by Thomas Mann
'Skios' a novel by Michael Frayn
'Swann's Way' novel by Marcel Proust [Penguin Great Books Of The 20th Century] Translated from the French by C.K. Scott Moncrieff
'The Random House Twentieth Century French Poetry' [Bilingual Edition] Edited By Paul Auster
'The Man Of The Renaissance-Four Lawgivers: Savonarola, Machiavelli, Castiglione, Aretino' By Ralph Roeder
'The Continuity of American Poetry' by Roy Harvey Pearce
'Crisis in English Poetry 1880-1940' by Vivian de Sola Pinto
'Selected Poems and Letters of John Keats' Edited by Douglas Bush
'The Luminaries' a novel by Eleanor Catton
'A History Of French Literature From Earliest Times To The Present' Third Edition by William A. Nitze & E. Preston Dargan
'Renaissance In Italy' Two Volumes [Modern Library] by John Addington Symonds published in 1935
When I got home from my travels I found Carol outside pulling weeds. I catalogued my used books into my LibraryThing site and have been HERE writing out this stuff. I am beat! so I will end.
I had a normal morning. Carol and I did resume reading through the New Testament/Bible/First Corinthians and closed in prayer. Carol left this morning to have breakfast with a friend and then to do errands. While Carol was gone I wrote in my paper diary and read, 'Ruined Sinners to Reclaim-Sin and Depravity in Historical, Biblical, Theological, and Pastoral Perspectives' Edited by David Gibson and Jonathan Gibson. Carol got home around 10:27 AM and I then decided to drive out to Fennville Warehouse Used Books Store to look at their used books-I bought these used books today there and also at the Fennville Public Library Used Books Room (which is across the street from the Fennville Warehouse Used Books Store)-
'The Portable Conrad' Edited And With An Introduction And Notes By Morton Dauwen Zabel
'Admiral Of The Ocean Sea: A Life Of Christopher Columbus' biography by Samuel Eliot Morison
'Rhythms Of A Himalayan Village' text & photography by Hugh R. Downs
'Villa Incognito' a novel by Tom Robbins
'The Age of Atheists: How We Have Sought to Live Since the Death of God' Intellectual history by Peter Watson
'The Marquise of O-And Other Stories' by Heinrich Von Kleist Translated and with an Introduction by Martin Greenberg Preface by Thomas Mann
'Skios' a novel by Michael Frayn
'Swann's Way' novel by Marcel Proust [Penguin Great Books Of The 20th Century] Translated from the French by C.K. Scott Moncrieff
'The Random House Twentieth Century French Poetry' [Bilingual Edition] Edited By Paul Auster
'The Man Of The Renaissance-Four Lawgivers: Savonarola, Machiavelli, Castiglione, Aretino' By Ralph Roeder
'The Continuity of American Poetry' by Roy Harvey Pearce
'Crisis in English Poetry 1880-1940' by Vivian de Sola Pinto
'Selected Poems and Letters of John Keats' Edited by Douglas Bush
'The Luminaries' a novel by Eleanor Catton
'A History Of French Literature From Earliest Times To The Present' Third Edition by William A. Nitze & E. Preston Dargan
'Renaissance In Italy' Two Volumes [Modern Library] by John Addington Symonds published in 1935
When I got home from my travels I found Carol outside pulling weeds. I catalogued my used books into my LibraryThing site and have been HERE writing out this stuff. I am beat! so I will end.