On Thursday evening, an officer from the enforcement branch of the police called her father and asked him not to circulate the books.
Echoes, ransoms, "visiting days," a lake whose far shore is imagined as a refuge and then as a prison: these images circulate throughout the book.
Arévalo was the author of a widely circulated book, The Shark and the Sardines (1961), which denounced U.S. domination of Latin America.
His political stock rose significantly two years later when he ran his first campaign for president and published the widely circulated book The Conscience of a Conservative.
I'm not quite sure why the "most read book in the world" isn't marketed under the reason that is so: the most printed book in the world; the most forcefully circulated book in the world.
A book called, "Type Specimen Book", issued by American Type Founders, is perhaps the only widely circulated book in the world whose text makes no attempt to say anything.
By F. Emerson Andrews The New Yorker, December 8 , 1934P. 79 A book called, "Type Specimen Book", issued by American Type Founders, is perhaps the only widely circulated book in the world whose text makes no attempt to say anything.
It seems that there was what we… A book called, "Type Specimen Book", issued by American Type Founders, is perhaps the only widely circulated book in the world whose text makes no… John Smith, a trepid man was he; Talk story about the 13 new baseball diamonds in Central Park's North Meadow, in the neighborhood of 110th St.
By Whedon Seager and Harold Ross The New Yorker, December 26 , 1931P. 7 Talk story about Mr. Brown who is in charge of the Manhattan telephone directory, and is particularly noted for his his abbreviations, and listings of the most widely circulated book in the city.
A film producer who chronicled Arnold Schwarzenegger's rise to fame as a champion bodybuilder in the 1970's circulated a book proposal six years ago that quoted the young Mr. Schwarzenegger expressing admiration for Adolf Hitler.
