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  Released by the Tibetan Delegation to the United Nations World Conference on Human Rights, Vienna, Austria 1993.

  Discussions on subjects as diverse as Morals, God's Existence, the Human Soul, Reason, and the Sciences, conveniently divided into six parts.

  Maybe the New Year will be better for Toby Veck, his daughter and his friends. At least if they don't listen to what they are told.

  The title character, assigned to a lonely railroad outpost, is haunted by an ominous spectral figure, who seems to appear specifically to warn him of impending calamities on the tracks. Includes some b/w illustrations.

  Poems by the 19th-century American poet Emily Dickinson. The poems were published mostly after her death, so there are various scholarly quibbles as to the preferable punctuation.

  "O miserable condition of Man! which was not imprinted by God who, as he is immortal himself, had put a coal, a beam of immortality into us, which we might have blown into a flame, but blew it out by our first sin."

  When the young artist Richard Lightmark paints a picture of Rainham's Dock things start looking well for him, but there are many complications before he will be able to settle down comfortably.

  A Sherlock Holmes story.

  Miss Sophie works hard to buy back a ring for her former fiance, but will she be able to save enough money in time?

  A short, but sad, story of an innocent girl and the breaking of her heart.

  When she was sixteen, Camille decided to become a nun. Now that she has reached her goal she is beginning to regret it.

  The praline woman sits by the side of the Archbishop's quaint little old chapel on Royal Street, and slowly waves her latanier fan over the pink and brown wares...