Rat

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  Rat

  By Karen Kenney

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  Rat

  By Jonathan Burt

  29 See Sir Arthur Griffith-Boscawen's remarks, Hansard (Commons), 27 October 1919, p. 427. 30 Ibid., p. 428. 31 Rodwell, The Rat, pp. 130-34. 32 Henry Mayhew. London Labour and the London Poor (London, 1861), vol. 1n. p. 12.

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  Rat

  By Jonathan Burt

  Jonathan Burt in Rat traces the fortunes of the rat in history, myth, nature, and culture.

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  Rat

  By Lesley Choyce

  I shook my head. “No way, Emily. You're my friend. We've known each other for a long time. Let's stick it to them. Go with me to Miller's office. If he plays dumb again, let's go to the cops.” She had her head down again.

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  Rat: A Novel

  By Andrzej Zaniewski

  A graphic description of the life of a rat journeying through a world controlled by modern human civilization and its struggles for survival becomes a metaphor about society and its laws, myths, and truths

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  Rat

  By Fernanda Eberstadt

  Jane has been sneaking a glance at Rat's bare feet . “ You wouldn't happen to be Roma , would you ? ” she asks , very tentatively , as if she were afraid of offending them . “ What's that ? " “ Gypsies , ” translates Charlie .

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  Rat: How the World's Most Notorious Rodent Clawed Its Way to the Top

  By Jerry Langton

  Examines the characteristics, physiology, habits, behavior, evolution, history, myth, and psyche of one of the world's most successful animals, in a study that explores the reasons why the ever-adaptable rat has risen to the top of the ...