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“Many people believe in turning the other cheek, especially when it is your cheek.”

Quote by Anne Ellis

Book:The Life of an Ordinary Woman

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The Life of an Ordinary Woman

This book delves into the everyday life of a woman, capturing her personal journey through various life stages, challenges, and triumphs, offering a glimpse into the common experiences of many. more

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Anne Ellis (1875-1938) was a British autobiographer known for her unique autobiographical works. Her writing, characterized by its intimate self-reflection and delicate narrative style, has earned her acclaim among readers. more

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Book:The Life of an Ordinary Woman

Source: The Life of an Ordinary Woman

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Source: Plain Anne Ellis: More about the Life of an Ordinary Woman

“... I feel far more hunger pangs when I am denied mental nourishment than I do at the loss of meals.”

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Source: Plain Anne Ellis: More about the Life of an Ordinary Woman

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Source: Plain Anne Ellis: More about the Life of an Ordinary Woman

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Source: Tunnel of Love: A Novel

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Source: In the Palomar Arms: A Novel

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Book:The Gobi Desert

Source: The Gobi Desert

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Source: The Gobi Desert