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• Includes discussion questions: pages 219-220.
• Odd-job queen Starshine Hart is about to go on somebody else’s perfect date. Her lovers include one of the last underground members of the Weathermen and the dilettante heir to a lawn chair magnate. Both men have staked their romantic future on her. Her only respite is her impending dinner with the nonthreateatening but unattractive tour guide, Larry Bloom.But Larry, too, has a stake in her future. He has written a book about their impending dinner in which he fantasizes about Starshine’s life on the day he wins her heart.
• Hamline Bush Library: Donated by Jacob M. Appel, author.

Subjects:

• Authors — Fiction.
• Tour guides (Persons) — New York (State) — New York — Fiction.
• New York (N.Y.) — Fiction.
• Authors. fast (OCoLC)fst00821688
• Tour guides (Persons) fast (OCoLC)fst01153125
• New York (State) — New York. fast (OCoLC)fst01204333
• Fiction. fast (OCoLC)fst01423787

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• Includes internet resources and index.

Subjects:

• Commercial law — United States.
• Commercial law. fast (OCoLC)fst00869502
• United States. fast (OCoLC)fst01204155

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Part of the series American casebook series;American casebook series.
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• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Preface to the fourth edition — Table of cases — Chapter one. What are we going to be doing in this course? — Chapter two. Has your client made a deal? — Chapter three. What is consideration and why is it still and important part of contract law (or is consideration still an important part of contract law)? — Chapter four. Is the agreement unenforceable because of the flaws in the agreement process or problems with the language of the agreement? — Chapter five. What are the terms of the deal? — Chapter six. When is someone who made an enforceable deal excused from doing what she agreed to do? — Chapter seven. How does the law enforce a deal? — Chapter eight. What are the alternatives to contracts and contract law? (Quasi-contract and restitution) — Chapter nine. When do you have rights and/or duties under a contract that you did not make? — Index.

Subjects:

• Contracts — United States — Cases.
• United States. fast (OCoLC)fst01204155
• USA. (DE-588)4078704-7 gnd
• Casebooks. fast (OCoLC)fst01774238
• Trials, litigation, etc. fast (OCoLC)fst01423712
• Casebooks. lcgft

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• Arnold Brinkmann is a timid, ultra-liberal botanist living in New York. He loves his plants, not his country. But when he accidentally insults the whole of America at a baseball game, he is drawn into an absurdist nightmare of press, preachers and pushy patriots. And it’s only going to get worse if he won’t apologize… — Page [4] of cover.

Subjects:

• Political culture — United States — Fiction.
• Patriotism — Fiction.
• United States. fast (OCoLC)fst01204155
• Satire. gsafd
• Humorous fiction. gsafd
• Fiction. fast (OCoLC)fst01423787

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• Hue and cry — La tristesse des hérissons — Strings — Limerence — Einstein’s beach house — The rod of Asclepius — Sharing the hostage — Paracosmos.
• A couple adopts a depressed hedgehog a stranger shows up, claiming to be the father of a girl’s imaginary friend a woman kidnaps her ex-husband’s turtle a family is evicted from their home, but was it ever really theirs? Heartbreaking and hilarious, the eight stories of Einstein’s Beach House examine how we deceive ourselves and others, all to arrive at something far more real. –Back cover.
• Winner of the 2013 Pressgang Prize.

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• Short stories. fast (OCoLC)fst01726740
• Short stories. lcgft

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• Includes bibliographical references (297-299) and index.
• From Duluth to Bemidji, Red Wing to the Twin Cities, writer Larry Millett and photographer Matt Schmitt highlight Minnesota homes designed by architects such as Edwin Lundie, Frank Lloyd Wright, and William Purcell and George Elmslie and with sumptuous ornamentation by local craftspeople including interior decorator John Bradstreet and woodcarver Johannes Kirchmayer. Homes originally owned by Daytons, Hills, and Ramseys find themselves in new hands that have taken great care in their upkeep and preservation.

Subjects:

• Mansions — Minnesota — Pictorial works.
• Mansions — Conservation and restoration — Minnesota.
• Architect-designed houses — Minnesota.
• Architect-designed houses — Conservation and restoration — Minnesota.
• Architecture, Domestic — Minnesota — Pictorial works.
• Minnesota — Biography.

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Notes:

• Includes alternate viola part.

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• Trios (Flute, oboe, harp) — Parts.
• Trios (Flute, harp, viola) — Parts.

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• A collection of original riddles making use of homographs, words that are spelled the same but have different meanings.

Subjects:

• Riddles, Juvenile.
• Puns and punning.
• Riddles.
• Puns and punning.
• English language — Homonyms.

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• Poetic images of cresting waves, mermaids, sunken ships, and other aspects of the sea.

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• Creation — Fiction.

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