21. Www.rcls.org/chil/c04.txt Ende, Michael. The neverending story / 20. Farjeon, Eleanor, 18811965. The glassslipper / 21. Fleischman, Paul. Coming-and-going men four tales / 22. http://www.rcls.org/chil/c04.txt

Chapter books Fantasy 1. Aiken, Joan, 1924- The wolves of Willoughby Chase / 2. Alcock, Vivien. The monster garden / 3. Alexander, Lloyd. The Book of three / 4. Babbitt, Natalie. Tuck everlasting / 5. Beagle, Peter S. The last unicorn 6. Benet, Stephen Vincent, 1898-1943. The devil and Daniel Webster / 7. Bianco, Margery Williams, 1880-1944. The velveteen rabbit : or, How toys become real / 8. Bond, Nancy. A string in the harp / 9. Brooks, Terry. Magic kingdom for salesold! / 10. Cameron, Eleanor, 1912- The court of the stone children / 11. Card, Orson Scott. Seventh son / 12. Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898. Alice's adventures in Wonderland / 13. Cassedy, Sylvia. Behind the attic wall / 14. Conrad, Pam. Stonewords : a ghost story / 15. Cooper, Susan. Over sea, under stone / 16. Coville, Bruce. Jeremy Thatcher, dragon hatcher / 17. Dahl, Roald. James and the giant peach : a children's story / 18. Eager, Edward McMaken. Half magic / 19. Ende, Michael. The neverending story / 20. Farjeon, Eleanor, 1881-1965. The glass slipper / 21. Fleischman, Paul. Coming-and-going men : four tales / 22. Fletcher, Susan, 1951- Flight of the Dragon Kyn / 23. Garfield, Leon, 1921- The wedding ghost / 24. Gilmore, Kate. Enter three witches / 25. Gurney, James, 1958- Dinotopia : a land apart from time / 26. Hambly, Barbara. Dragonsbane / 27. Harris, Deborah Turner. The burning stone / 28. Hilgartner, Beth. Colors in the dreamweaver's loom / 29. Hoban, Russell. The mouse and his child / 30. Hoffmann, E. T. A. (Ernst Theodor Amadeus), 1776-1822. Nutcracker / 31. Jones, Diana Wynne. Fire and hemlock / 32. Juster, Norton, 1929- The phantom tollbooth / 33. Kendall, Carol, 1917- The Gammage cup. 34. King-Smith, Dick. Martin's mice / 35. Kinsella, W. P. Shoeless Joe / 36. Langton, Jane. The fledgling / 37. Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929- A wizard of earthsea / 38. Lewis, C. S. (Clive Lewis), 1898-1963. The lion, the witch and the wardrobe : a story for children / 39. Llywelyn, Morgan. The horse goddess / 40. Mayne, William, 1928- Antar and the eagles / 41. McCaffrey, Anne. Dragonsong / 42. McKinley, Robin. The hero and the crown / 43. O'Brien, Robert C. Mrs. Frisby and the rats of Nimh / 44. Pope, Elizabeth Marie, 1917- The perilous gard / 45. Preussler, Otfried. The satanic mill / 46. Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911. THE STory of King Arthur and his knights / 47. Scieszka, Jon. Knights of the kitchen table / 48. Selznick, Brian. The Houdini box / 49. Sendak, Maurice. Kenny's window / 50. Sharp, Margery, 1905- The rescuers / 51. Stewart, Mary, 1916- The crystal cave / 52. Tolkien, J. R. R. (John Ronald Reuel), 1892-1973. The lord of the rings / 53. Westall, Robert. The wind eye / 54. Wibberley, Leonard, 1915- The crime of Martin Coverly /

22. Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 5 Hugh Conway; Farjeon, Eleanor (18811965); FARLEY, CAROL; FARMER, PHILIPJOSÉ; (1918- ); FARNOL, (John) JEFFERY (1878-1952); FARR, DOUGLAS http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/msf/q5.htm

Mystery Short Fiction: 1990-2002 Index: Stories, Listed by Author, Part 5 Previous Table-of-Contents EVERY, GARY E. EWART, ARNOLD EVAN ... FARGUS, F(rederick) J(ohn) (1840-1885); see pseudonym Hugh Conway FARJEON, ELEANOR FARLEY, CAROL FARNOL, (John) JEFFERY ... FARR, DOUGLAS ; pseudonym of Jack Webb FARRELL, J. P. FAULKNER, WILLIAM FAUST, CHRISTA ... FAUST, FREDERICK (Schiller) (1892-1944); see pseudonym Max Brand FAVRETTO, JERRY FAWCETT, BILL ; [i.e., William Brian Fawcett] (1947- ) FEARING, KENNETH (Flexner) FEATHERSTONHAUGH, DUANE FEAVER, VICKI FEDDERSEN, CONNIE (Scott) ... FEIGE, (Herman Albert) OTTO (Maximilian) (1882-1969); see pseudonym B. Traven FEIST, JOE MICHAEL FELDMAN, ANATOLE FELDMAN, LILLIAN ... FELL, ANDREW ; pseudonym of Robert Arthur FELLOWS, PEG FELSEN, HENRY GREGOR FENNEL, ERIK ... FENNELLY, TONY ; [i.e., Antonia M. Fennelly Catoire] (1945- ) FENTON, JAMES FERGUSON, KATHARINE FERGUSON, TED FERRARS, E. X. ; pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown FERRARS, ELIZABETH ; pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown FERRELL, KAREN K. FESLER, PAMELA J. FEST, JOACHIM C. ... FINNEY, JACK ; [i.e., Walter Braden Finney] (1911-1995) FINNEY, WALTER BRADEN

23. Stories, Listed By Author Farjeon, Eleanor (18811965) (chron.) * The Girl Who Kissed the Peach Tree,(ss) The Little Bookworm, Oxford University Press 1955; Italian folktale. http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/msf/s53.htm

Mystery Short Fiction: 1990-2002 Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents EVERSON, DAVID (H.) (chron.) Catnip, (ss) Cat Crimes Cat Crimes I, II, III * A Hardman Is Good to Find, a Hardman Is Hard to Find (with Christopher J. Everson ), (ar) Hardboiled Naked Came the Farmer, Chapter 3: Mad Mux, (rr) Accent Feb 13 1998 Operation Trojan Horse, (ss) Solved EVERY, GARY (chron.) The Battle of Louisburg, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Nov 2000 The Black Stone, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Sep 1999 Cannibal Compromise, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Apr 2000 Chesetopah, The Sword Bearer, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Apr 2001 The Curandero Candle, (vi) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Nov 1999 The Ghost of El Tejano, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Feb 2001 Inca Butterflies, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Mar 2001 Keet Seel Dogs, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Dec 2000 The Kit Carson Dime Novel, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Sep 1998 Marquette and the Manitou, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Sep 2000 Murder at the Rockland Hotel, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Apr 1998 Rainy Day Saints, (ss)

24. Historical Manuscripts Commission | National Register Of Archives | List Of Pers 18021853) Surgeon (1) Farish, William (1759-1837) Natural Philosopher (2) Farjeon,Bl (1833-1903) Novelist (1) Farjeon, Eleanor (1881-1965) Author (4) Farjeon http://www.hmc.gov.uk/nra/browser/person/page/personFA.htm

FA FE FF FI ... FY List of Persons with surname beginning FA Fabbroni, Giovanni Valentino Mattia (1752-1822) Chemist and Naturalist Faber, Frederick William (1814-1863) Roman Catholic Priest Hymn Writer Faber, George Stanley (1773-1854) Controversialist Fabre, Jean Henri (1831-1915) Entomologist ... Fane, Vere (1785-1863) MP Fane, Violet (1843-1905) see Currie Mary Montgomery ( Fane, William Dashwood (1816-1902) Barrister Antiquary Fane, William Vere Reeve (1868-1943) Barrister Antiquary Fannereau, W C (fl 1824-1827) Fanning, Edmund (1737-1818) General Colonial Governor ... Fazan, Sidney Herbert (1888-1979) Colonial Administrator Persons listed: back Search the NRA Browse Personal Names A B ... Archives in Focus Design by Reading Room Ltd Technology by Sherwood Government

25. Author Pseudonyms EJ Thribb Farely, Allison Dorothy Poland Fargo, Doone Victor George Charles NorwoodFarigoule, Louis Jules Romains Farjeon, Eleanor (18811965) Tom Fool http://www.trussel.com/books/pseud_f.htm

F F., Inspector William Russell F., M.T. Katherine Anne Porter Faber, Inez McAlister [Elizabeth Beresford] Fabian, Ruth Aileen Quigley Fabian, Warner Samuel Hopkins Adams Fabre-Luce, Alfred [Jacques Sindral] Fabrizius, Peter Joseph B. Fabry Fabry, Joseph B. [Peter Fabrizius] Fain, Michael [Judith Michael] Faine, Djinn Virginia Faine Russell Fair, A.A. Erle Stanley Gardner Fairbairn, Roger John Dickson Carr Fairburn, Eleanor [Caterine Carfax, Emma Gayle] Faire, Zabrina Florence Stevenson Fairfax, Ann Marion McChesney Fairfield, Henry W.A. Harold Standish Corbin Fairfield, John Harrison Edward Livingstone Fairigoule, Louis [Jules Romaine] Fairless, Michael Margaret Barber Fairman, P(aul) W. [Adam Chase, Lester del Rey, Clee Garson, E.K. Jarvis, Ivar Jorgensen, Robert (Eggert) Lee, Paul Lohrman, F.W. Paul, Mallory Storm, Gerald Vance] Faith, Barbara Barbara Faith de Covarrubias Falcon, Debra Connie Feddersen Falconer, Kenneth C(yril) M. Kornbluth Falconer, Lanoe Mary Elizabeth Hawker Falconer, Lee N. Julian "Judy" Chain May Dikty Falconer, Sovereign

26. Stories, Listed By Author Farjeon, Eleanor (18811965) The Girl Who Kissed the Peach Tree, (ss)The Little Bookworm, Oxford University Press, 1955; Italian folktale. http://contento.best.vwh.net/mags/s35.html

Mystery Short Fiction: 1990-1999 Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents EVANS, CARADOC The Coffin, (ss) Illustrated Review Jul '23 Thrills, Crimes and Mysteries , ed. Anon. (John Gawsworth), London: Associated Newspapers, 1935 EVANS, LINDA About Time, (ss) AHMM mid-Dec '90 Have You Herd?, (ss) AHMM Mar '91 In the Pink, (ss) AHMM Jun '93 Larry Called, (ss) AHMM Apr '96 Loose Ends, (ss) AHMM Jul '89 The Wicked Stepcar, (ss) AHMM Jun '95 EVANS, MARY ANN (1819-1880); see pseudonym George Eliot EVANS, SHARON Something Is Going to Happen, (ss) EQMM Jan 28 '81 EVELYN, JOHN MICHAEL (1916-1992); see pseudonym Michael Underwood EVERSON, CHRISTOPHER J. A Hardman Is Good to Find, a Hardman Is Hard to Find (with David Everson ), (ar) Hardboiled EVERSON, DAVID (H.) Catnip, (ss) Cat Crimes Cat Crimes I, II, III A Hardman Is Good to Find, a Hardman Is Hard to Find (with Christopher J. Everson ), (ar) Hardboiled Naked Came the Farmer, Chapter 3: Mad Mux, (rr) Accent Feb 13 '98 Operation Trojan Horse, (ss) Solved EWART, GAVIN An Ode to Julian Symmons on His 80th Birthday, (pm) Julian Symons at 80: A Tribute , ed. Patricia Craig, Eurographica, 1992

27. Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 4 1940 ); FARGO, JACK; FARGUS, F(rederick) J(ohn) (1840-1885); see pseudonymHugh Conway; Farjeon, Eleanor (1881-1965); FARLEY, CAROL; FARMER http://contento.best.vwh.net/mags/q4.html

Mystery Short Fiction: 1990-1999 Index: Stories, Listed by Author, Part 4 Previous Table-of-Contents ELLSON, HAL ELROD, P(atricia) N(ead) ... ELY, DAVID ; pseudonym of David Eli Lilienthal EMANUEL, VICTOR ROUSSEAU (1879-1960); see pseudonyms Lew Merrill Hugh Speer EMERY, CLAYTON EMMETT, GEORGE ... ENGSTROM, ELIZABETH ; [i.e., Betsy Lynn Gutzmer Engstrom] (1951- ) ENGWER, BONNY YONAN ENRIGHT, ANNE ENTWISTLE, ALAN EPSTEIN, CHARLOTTE (1822-1899); see pseudonym Erckmann-Chatrian ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN ; pseudonym of Alexandre Chatrian ERICKSON, GARY ERICSON, GLORIA ERIKSON, THOMAS ... ESLER, CAROL CLEMEAU (1935- ); see pseudonym Carol Clemeau ESTLEMAN, DEBORAH ESTLEMAN, LOREN D. ESTRADA, PATRICIA WALLACE ; see under Wallace, Patricia ETCHISON, DENNIS (William) ETHERIDGE, GAIL EURIPIDES c 485-406 BC) EUSTACE, ROBERT ; pseudonym of Eustace Robert Barton EUSTIS, HELEN EVANOVICH, JANET EVANS, ALAN ; pseudonym of Alan Stoker EVANS, CARADOC EVANS, LINDA EVANS, MARY ANN (1819-1880); see pseudonym George Eliot EVANS, SHARON EVELYN, JOHN MICHAEL (1916-1992); see pseudonym Michael Underwood EVERSON, CHRISTOPHER J.

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29. Song MORNING HAS BROKEN - GAELIC MELODY WORDS: ELEANOR FARJEON (1881-1965) SONG MORNING HAS BROKEN GAELIC MELODY WORDS Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965), WorshipResources sponsored by, Sponsor WorshipMusic.com. Home. Artists. Labels. Media. http://www.songquery.com/html/song/m/morning_has_broken_gaelic_melody_words_elea

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30. Open Winkins. A Celebration of Women Writers Open Winkins. by Eleanor Farjeon (18811965)From Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard . by Eleanor Farjeon. http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/farjeon/lippincott/fourth.html

"Open Winkins." by Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965) From: Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard OPEN WINKINS my garden, father, and my 'It sounds like witches.' Hobb put his big hand round the child's head and face, and Lionel pressed his cheek against his brother's knee. 'Or lions,' said Hugh, jumping up and running to the window, where he flattened his nose to stare into the night. 'I wish it were lions coming over the Downs.' 'What would you do with them?' said Hobb, smiling broadly. 'I never heard tell of lions of those colours,' said Hobb. 'But perhaps Ambrose has with all his reading.' 'Not I,' said Ambrose, 'but I haven't read half the books yet. The wind still knows more than I, and it may be that he knows where red and white lions are to be found. For he knows everything.' 'And has seen everything,' murmured Heriot, watching a lovely flame of blue-and-green that flickered among the red-and-gold on the hearth. 'And has been everywhere,' muttered Hugh. 'If I could find and catch him, I'd ask him for a red and a white lion.' 'I'd rather have peacocks,' said Heriot, his eyes on the fire.

31. The Mill Of Dreams. A Celebration of Women Writers The Mill of Dreams. by Eleanor Farjeon (18811965)From Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard . by Eleanor Farjeon. http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/farjeon/lippincott/third.html

"The Mill of Dreams." by Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965) From: Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard THE MILL OF DREAMS THERE was once, dear maidens, a girl who lived in a mill on the Sidlesham marshes. But in those days the marshlands were meadowlands, with streams running in from the coast, so that their water was brackish and salt. And sometimes the girl dipped her finger in the water and sucked it and tasted the sea. And the taste made storms rise in her heart. Her name was Helen. The mill-house was a gaunt and gloomy building of stone, as grey as sleep, weather-stained with dreams. It had fine proportions, and looked like a noble prison. And in fact, if a prison is the lock-house of secrets, it was one. The great millstones ground day and night, and what the world sent in as corn it got back as flour. And as to the secrets of the grinding it asked no questions, because to the world results are everything. It understands death better than sorrow, marriage better than love, and birth better than creation. And the millstones of joy and pain, grinding dreams into bread, it seldom hears. But Helen heard them, and they were all the knowledge she had of life; for if the mill was a prison of dreams it was her prison too. Her father the miller was a harsh man and dark; he was dark within and without. Her mother was dead; she did not remember her. As she grew up she did little by little the work of the big place. She was her father's servant, and he kept her as close to her work as he kept his millstones to theirs. He was morose, and welcomed no company. Gaiety he hated. Helen knew no songs, for she had heard none. From morning till night she worked for her father. When she had done all her other work she spun flax into linen for shirts and gowns, and wool for stockings and vests. If she went outside the millhouse, it was only for a few steps for a few moments. She wasn't two miles from the sea, but she had never seen it. But she tasted the salt water and smelt the salt wind.

32. Christian Quotation Of The Day Index text 4/29/98, 2/12/99, 7/12/99, 2/8/03 Faber, Frederick W. (William) (18141863)bio 9/24/98, 10/31/00, 5/21/02 Farjeon, Eleanor (1881-1965) 8/15 http://www.gospelcom.net/cqod/cqodndac.htm

Christian Quotations of the Day Author Index (C-F) Current closing date on index: 3/31/03 Note: The index is all done by hand, so when you find errors or broken links here or in the archives, please drop me a note Note: Many of the text links are to the marvelous full-text collection called The Christian Classics Ethereal Library Note: Many of the links to bios are either to the marvelous Glimpses pamphlets and the Christian History daily files archived in the Christian History Institute 's pages here at GospelCom, or to James Kiefer's excellent Calendar of Christian Historical Biographies in the Christia Library Author Index Guide (by last name): A - B C - F You are here! G - K L - M N - S T - Z Caird, G. B. Truth of the Gospel, The Calvin, John bio bio bio ... bio Commentaries Institutes of the Christian Religion, The [1559], [text parts Campbell, Reginald John bio Call of Christ, The Capon, Robert Farrar Supper of the Lamb, The , Doubleday, New York: 1969 Carey, George "Christian Beginning" Carlyle, Thomas bio quotes Open Secret, The Carmichael, Amy

33. Helen Ellen Glasgow (18731945) American novelist. Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965)English writer. Elinor Wylie (1885-1928) American poet. http://www.geocities.com/edgarbook/names/h/helen.html

For many more names, please return to Edgar's Main Page. Helen Gender : Feminine. Language : English. Etymology Helen Ellen is the English form. Eleanor is usually considered an elaborated form (although it may be based on different name entirely. History Helen , although, the name of the famous Helen of Troy, was usually given by parents looking to honor St. Helena (248-328 A.D), the mother of the Emperor Constantine the Great. The Normans brought it to England as Elena and Elene appears in 1213. The most common form of the name became Ellen Helen was revived during the Renaissance. Eleanor Alienora in 1199. Elinor first appeared in the 17th century. Pronunciation : hell-en Diminutives Breton Lena Lenaic English Ella Elle Ellie Ena Lena Nell Nellie Nelly German Lene Irish Gaelic Neile Russian Nelya Alternates Eleanor (SEE BELOW) Ilene Illyana Ilyana Aleen Breton Elen English Ellen Ellyn Finnish Helli French Elaine (SEE BELOW), Helene German Helene Hawaiian Elnena Elena Helena Hungarian Ilka Ilona Irish Eileen Ilean Italian Elena Latin Helena Polish Alena Elena Helena Romanian Ileana Russian Yelena Galina Jelena Scottish Eilidh Aileen Ailie Spanish Elena Swedish Elin Ukrainian Olena Welsh Elen Elin Alternates from Elaine Alayna Elaina Elane Elayne Laina Hawaiian Ileina Diminutives from Eleanor Elea Ella Nora Alternates from Eleanor Elanora Eleanora Elenora Eleonor Elinor Elinora Ellinore Elnora Lenorah Lennora Lennorah Leonor Leonore Leora Breton Azenor French German Eleonore Hawaiian Elenola Italian Eleonora Leonora Famous Bearers Artists and Authors Portuguese poet.

34. Brooklyn Public Library /All Locations 1961 1 Tomfool, 18811965 See also Farjeon, Eleanor, 1881-19651 Tomioka, Tessai, 1837-1924. 1965 1. (Previous Page) (Next Page http://catalog.brooklynpubliclibrary.org:90/kids/1899,1927/search/dTomcat (Jet f

KEYWORD AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT Mark Nearby SUBJECTS are: Year Entries Ghosts Arizona Tombstone. Violence Arizona Tombstone History 19th century. Violence Arizona Tombstone History 19th century Fiction. Tombstones See Sepulchral monuments subdivision Tomb under names of individual persons Tombucas (African people) See Tumbuka (African people) Tombutu (Mali) See Tombouctou (Mali) Tomcat (Jet fighter plane) Tome, Philip, 1782-1855. Tomes family See Thomas family Tomes, John, Sir, 1815-1895. Tomfool, 1881-1965 See also Farjeon, Eleanor, 1881-1965 Tomioka, Tessai, 1837-1924.

35. Computer Has Broken Original lyrics written by poet/playwright Eleanor Farjeon (18811965)and the original melody based on a traditional Christian hymn. http://www.poetscape.com/jester/broken.htm

Computer Has Broken ( Sung to the tune of "Morning Has Broken" popularized by Cat Stevens - *see Footnote Computer has broken With not a warning Swear words were spoken Like the fast train Keeps on rebooting X-P is hanging Windows misbehaving I'm cursing in vain Sweating like rain fall Sherlock from Help Desk What is he lookin' for Magnifyin' glass Eyes wide with emptiness Checking the buffer Watching the data flow Found it at last! Buffer is overflowin' Constantly hanging Change of some settings Problem is solved Praise with elation Test every function What a revelation Of the new day Genius has woken No longer mourning Computer's working No more in pain Praise for Technician Praise for the invention Praise for the programs I'm producing again If you liked this tune...try these. Just double click the link. Inspiring ultra improvised Morning Has Broken (close your eyes on this one) Morning Has Broken Footnote: "Morning Has Broken" is a true crossover masterpiece. Original lyrics written by poet/ playwright Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965) using the original melody based on a traditional Christian hymn.

36. Larry Marietta's Music Notes From Sunday Morning Services December 2, 2001 At FC People, Look East was written by Eleanor Farjeon (18811965) and was first publishedas Carol of Advent in Part 3 of Modern Texts Written for or Adapted http://www.fccb.org/music/m011202.html

Larry Marietta's Music Notes from Sunday Morning Services at FCCB December 2, 2001 In the 9 th C., a series of seven Advent Antiphons were sung at Vespers during the week before Christmas. Each Antiphon began with the word "O", followed by a Biblical title for Christ. In the 12 th or 13 th C., an unknown poet chose five of these Antiphons and added a refrain based on Zechariah 9:9, thus yielding " O Come, O Come Emmanuel ." This text first appeared in Psalteriolum Cantionum Catholicarum , 1710, in Latin, and subsequently in Medieval Hymns and Sequences , 1851, in English. After years of speculation, it has been determined that the origin of the tune VENI EMMANUEL is from a 15 th C. Processional used by a group of French Franciscan nuns. It was adapted as a hymn tune by Thomas Helmore (1811-1890), the son of an English Congregational minister. George Frideric Handel's (1685-1759) beloved oratorio Messiah was composed between August 22-September 14, 1741, an incredibly short time for such a lengthy composition (3 hours performance time.) It was premiered to an appreciative audience at a charity concert in Dublin on April 13, 1742, with Handel conducting. On March 23, 1743, it was premiered in London to mixed reviews, as some clergy and society matrons deemed the use of theatrical singers for a sacred work to be totally inappropriate. It wasn't until 1750 that Messiah performances became a popular annual event.

37. Larry Marietta's Music Notes From Sunday Morning Services November 30, 1997 At F People, Look East was written by Eleanor Farjeon (18811965), an Englishauthor noted for her children's nursery rhymes and singing games. http://www.fccb.org/music/m971130.html

Larry Marietta's Music Notes from Sunday Morning Services at FCCB THIS MORNING'S MUSIC for Sunday, November 30, 1997 The origin of the bagpipe is unknown, but musicologists surmise that it may have initially come from the Sumerian Plain. References to its use exist in drawings and writings from ancient Greece and Rome. English museums have cylindrical wooden-bore pipes from c. 915 AD, and references to drone pipes exist from writings of the later 13 C. At the time of Henry VIII, the popular use of the bagpipe moved from England northward to Ireland and Scotland. Today in Scotland four types of bagpipe exist in common use: the highland pipe, the lowland pipe, the hybrid lowland pipe and the small-pipe. The highland pipe, the kind which David Chambers plays this morning, has been a Scottish martial instrument since the 1500's. It consists of a sheepskin bag into which are tied five stocks, accommodating the blowpipe (mouthpiece), chanter (melody) and three drones. Its performance requires considerable physical stamina and exceptional finger dexterity. "People, Look East" was written by Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965), an English author noted for her children's nursery rhymes and singing games. It first appeared in Part Three of "Modern Texts Written for or Adapted to Traditional Tunes," for the

38. Www.lincc.lib.or.us/lf/Linas-cdaudio-juv.txt of the raging rottweiler Erickson, John R., 1943 The case of the saddle house robberyEstes, Eleanor, 1906- The hundred dresses Farjeon, Eleanor, 1881-1965. http://www.lincc.lib.or.us/lf/Linas-cdaudio-juv.txt

39. Milne Library: New Books (A-C) Eleanor Farjeon ; illustrated by Peggy Fortnum. Authors Farjeon, Eleanor,18811965. Fortnum, Peggy. Call No. (ONEON OCLDN) 808.81 http://www.oneonta.edu/library/newmat/booksa-c.html

New Books A - C) June 2002 Title: 51 Sycamore Lane / by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat ; illustrated by Lisl Weil. Authors: Sharmat, Marjorie Weinman. Weil, Lisl. Call No.: (ONEON OCLDN) FIC S5311FI Title: 7 essentials for character discipline : elementary classroom management / Sandra P. Davis-Johnson. Author: Davis-Johnson, Sandra P. Call No.: (ONEON OCIR3) LB3013 .D39 2001 Title: About bananas / by Solveig Paulson Russell ; illustrated by Carol Rogers. Authors: Russell, Solveig Paulson. Rogers, Carol. Call No.: (ONEON OCLDN) 641.3 R967AB Title: Abraham Lincoln and the forge of national memory / Barry Schwartz. Author: Schwartz, Barry, 1938- Call No.: (ONEON OCIR3) E457.2 .S38 2000 Title: The accelerating universe : infinite expansion, the cosmological constant, and the beauty of the cosmos / Mario Livio. Author: Livio, Mario, 1945- Call No.: (ONEON OCIR2) QB981 .L57 2000 Title: The adventures of Arab / Louis Slobodkin. Author: Slobodkin, Louis, 1903- Call No.: (ONEON OCLDN) FIC S6342AD

40. FARJEON, Eleanor, Autographs, Manuscripts, Letters, Documents And Farjeon, Eleanor, (18811965). Writer. Collection comprising two AutographLetters Signed and an autograph poem of Eleanor Farjeon http://www.manuscripts.co.uk/stock/20245.HTM

Restart site FARJEON, Eleanor (1881-1965). Writer. Collection comprising two Autograph Letters Signed and an autograph poem of Eleanor Farjeon, letters written to her, and some by or to her brothers. Eleanor Farjeon : Autograph Letter Signed to Bethel [Solomons] jnr, 2 pages small 4to, 20 Church Walk, 6 April 1937, evidently sending autographs for his collection: Autograph Letter Signed ('your muzzy-brained Nellie') on both sides of a postcard to Gertrude Solomons, 2 April, no date, discussing Bethel's collection, declining to give up any of her D.H.L. letters but offering others, and adding: '... I'll read Eve's Doctor Autograph Manuscript Signed ('Nellie') of a twelve-line poem ('The moon upon her watch-tower ...'), inscribed to Gertrude [Solomons] in a Christmas Card. Six letters or notes to Eleanor Farjeon, from Madge Kendal, May Harrison, Gwen Frangcon Davies and others. Two Autograph Letters Signed from Joseph Jefferson Farjeon ('Joe') to Gertrude Solomons, 1916 and no year Autograph musical quotation signed, of three bars, for piano ('The Naiads'), 1 page 8vo, South Hampstead, 24 July 1910 Autograph Letter Signed to Herbert Farjeon ('My dear Bertie'), from Tom Gallon, 2 pages 4to, 3 March 1907.

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