i am sparticus: Two Books I Found In Someone's Bookcase Yesterday

Two Books I Found In Someone's Bookcase Yesterday

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The Death Of Death
The Sinfulness of Sin (previously published as 'The Plague Of Plagues')

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Mark wrote this at 13:05, Thu, 20/10/05, Link
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Paul

The mark of Mark?

Written by Paul at 13:24, Thu, 20/10/05

Kerron

Song of Songs?

That's a good one btw. ;-)

Written by Kerron at 15:50, Thu, 20/10/05

Paul

There's also

The pool of Paul.

I don't know what it would be about though.

Written by Paul at 16:45, Thu, 20/10/05

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