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| 5252 products found for directions  | |  | Blankets, hats, socks, and sweaters populate this delightful knitting volume. With the desire to keep people knitting, author Elizabeth Zimmermann shares her secrets for coping with problems that pop-up throughout a project. With photographs and... |  | The last of Cary's celebrated African novels, this is the story of a young Nigerian clerk--an innocent and a dreamer--and District Officer Harry Rudbeck of the British Colonial Service. Rudbeck decides to build a road, a project that is difficult,... |  | Merton's lucid reflections upon the way of contemplation are freighted with an almost oracular power, reflecting his own long travels upon that path. The clarity of his voice and the acuity of his understanding find no more powerful combination... |  | Many of the poems in this collection, published in 1857, were banned for indecency by the French government. A major 19th-century text and an inspiration to the Symbolist movement, THE FLOWERS OF EVIL evokes the decay and debauchery of the Parisian... |  | In MISS LONELY HEARTS, Nathanael West's classic novel, an advice columnist for a New York City newspaper is disheartened and disillusioned by the desperate letters he receives. Eventually, he begins actually getting involved in the lives of his... |  | A collection of 38 religious poems in which Levertov contemplates various kinds of faith. |  | Published in 1932, Louis-Ferdinand Celine's JOURNEY TO THE END OF THE NIGHT was a blistering, bilious, and brilliant assault on society, morality, and literary style. Told in a rambling first-person rant, filled with ellipses and raging tangents, the... |  | A generous anthology of Borges's work, including short stories about such things as imaginary universes, mysterious parables, and Chestertonian detective puzzles. |  | Sartre's first novel focuses on Antoine Roquentin, an introspective historian who undergoes an existential crisis. Roquentin loses confidence in established values of ordinary life. His recognition of the absurdity of life precipitates problems in... |
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