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» The Story Of All Cogia
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

Once upon a time in the city of Bagdad there lived a man whose name was Ali Cogia.

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» Running For The Train
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

From my Uncle Podger's house to the railway station it was eight minutes' walk.

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» The Little Troll
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

Once upon a time a little troll lived in a little barn on a little farm.

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» How My Friends Keep Me Going
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

It is 10 a.m. and I have just finished a cup of black coffee with glucose.

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» The Forty-Ninth Magician
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

One magician is lots of fun. Even two or three at a time.

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» Coffee
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

Many men and women think that a day cannot start right without coffee for breakfast. Coffee is probably the best liked of all hot drinks.

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» Alexandria
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

Soon after Alexander the Great conquered Egypt he laid out a new city on the delta of the Nile.

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» Alexander The Great
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

As the dates show, Alexander the Great lived more than 2,000 years ago.

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» Aristotle
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

Ancient Greece had many learned men.

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» Diogenes
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

The philosopher Diogenes lived in Ancient Greece more than 2,000 years ago.

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» Achilles
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

The Greek warrior Achilles is one of the heroes of Homer's famous "Iliad".

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» Damon And Pythias
By Sean Townes | Published 02/6/2009 | DB | Unrated

Many centuries ago two friends, Damon and Pythias, lived near the Greek city of Syracuse.

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» Ancient Greek Myths
By Sean Townes | Published 02/5/2009 | DB | Rating:

Myths help us to study the history of Ancient Greece. These myths are stories about heroes and gods.

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» Ancient Greek Culture
By Sean Townes | Published 02/5/2009 | DB | Unrated

Greek culture flourished in the 5th-4th centuries B.C. Its influence on other countries was very great.

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» Babylonia
By Sean Townes | Published 02/4/2009 | DB | Unrated

In western Asia there are two big rivers that flow southward into the Persian Gulf.

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» One Day, One Night
By Sean Townes | Published 02/4/2009 | DB | Unrated

Long, long ago, there was a kingdom of animals called Siminikum.

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» Mandowin Of The Maize
By Sean Townes | Published 02/4/2009 | DB | Unrated

Long, long ago, there was a time when Indian corn or maize was unknown to Indians.

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» American Indians
By Sean Townes | Published 02/4/2009 | DB | Rating:

Indians have lived in America a very, very long time, but how long, nobody can be quite sure.

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» He Knew The World Was Round
By Sean Townes | Published 02/4/2009 | DB | Unrated

Christopher Columbus was a tall, good-looking, sharp-nosed man.

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» Around Today's World With Jules Verne
By Sean Townes | Published 02/1/2009 | DB | Unrated

One day, more than 80 years ago, a good-looking man called on an official of the French government.

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» Humbug
By Sean Townes | Published 02/1/2009 | DB | Unrated

Charles Darwin was friendly towards children. One day two boys decided to play a trick on him.

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» The Voyage Of The Beagle
By Sean Townes | Published 02/1/2009 | DB | Unrated

Charles Darwin was born in Shrewbury, England, on February 12, 1809.

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» Volodya Ulyanov's Childhood
By Sean Townes | Published 02/1/2009 | DB | Unrated

Our great leader Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov was born on April 22, 1870, in the Volga town of Simbirsk, later renamed Ulyanovsk.

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