There’s a Journey Through Bores and Theatres
A first person reminiscence recounts encounters with various bores including a pushy book agent, unruly moviegoers, and a landlord’s harassment. The narrator recalls unsettled moves, a major Bates encounter, and frustrations with crowds in a midcentury urban setting.
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Sojeme
Bates
Sap
Sappington
Shanverton
Tim
Bunson
W. J. Bryan
Andy
Cartage site of panic empire visited by pilgrims
The Washington DC National Geographic Society bulletin describes Carthage in North Africa as the site of the 30th International Eucharistic Congress with 20 000 pilgrims. It recounts Carthage’s ancient history from Phoenicians to Romans, notes ruins, temples, and Bay Baal Ammon rites, and highlights the city’s Christian antiquity and famed basilicas.
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Carthage
Africa
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Byron Khan de Prorok
Mediterranean
Cape
Dido
B. Ty Tor
Pune
Baal
Tunis
Pyrrhus
Hasdrubal
Hamilcar
Hannibal
Scipio
Caesar
Cyprigm
Augustine
Genseric
St. Louis
Medjerda
Barcas
Cato the Elder
Tanit
Baal Ammon
North Africa
Shershel
Algeria
Tunisia
Rome
Tebessa
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Junior
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Rosenberg
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