Eric Carle: The Grouchy Ladybug
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Alighieri Dante: Penguin Classics Divine Comedy #2 Purgatorio
Musa's version will be used for the blog series. It's good, readable, and has helpful notes for those who are new to Dante. (*****)
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Dear Rev Walker, I just wanted to say I love your site. I came to it while doing some research for an article for our local Parish Magazine on Christmas. I was baptised in the RC church but have been worshipping in the Church of England for about a year; being somewhat green, I wanted to find out if the Baptism of the Lord is celebrated in hte Anglican communion and whether it was referred to by that name. Job done! I'll be looking at your notes regularly - keep up the good work!
Frugal Dougal
Posted by: Frugal Dougal | November 16, 2008 at 03:37 PM
Thanks for the kind words, Frugal.
ps - I think its the '..' marks that get me, as if it's supposed to be ominous. Or that there will slowly be a tranformation of male clergy into female by some unknown process. I dunno. Been a long week.
Posted by: joseph | November 16, 2008 at 09:41 PM
I got that too, that there is some metamophosis going on. Be careful it doesn't come to Canada or you may be more than an accessory to the crime at the next birth. Heh.
Posted by: Peter | November 17, 2008 at 09:26 AM
Yes, a Kafkaesque statement that, in addition to its grammatical peculiarities, just gives me the willies.
Posted by: David | November 19, 2008 at 02:23 PM