The story of the landmark St. Louis skyscraper, the Continental-Life, built in classic art-deco style in the 1920s. The story of the building's birth, by an Arkansas business tycoon, the million-dollar bank robbery within its walls and the building's deterioration and eventual rebirth.
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.
But by whom? As China investigates, the tragic story of a woman in one of the old photographs unfolds. China delves into the century-old mystery and realizes that solving it could have unimaginable repercussions in the here and now.
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.
In causal and sincere words of faith, Mary Jane Hartman demonstrates in Queen Anne's Lace and Other Weeds heavenly existence on earth through attention to small details.
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
To their surprise, they have plenty in common--same small-town morals, same joy in simple pleasures, same spark of romance stirring within. If only the shadow of the Queen Anne's Lace would stop haunting them.
An enchanting treasury of poems that trace a woman's voyage of discovery through the joys and sorrows of human experience.
Meet Mr. Spidy Spider and Mr. Henry Honeybee in the story of The Rusty Can. Delight in the antics of Mrs. June Bug and her daughter, Julia, in the story Snow in July.
The lyrics of the Bluegrass song, "Queen Anne's Lace," came floating through his mind. The words he remembered were "She's as fine as Queen Anne's lace, but I knew her when.
After an accidental encounter with Marie Antoinette, poor lacemaker Isabelle is invited back to her palace to play with her daughter, but as the situation for the common man worsens on the streets and talk of revolution begins, Marie begins ...