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[mage lang="en|fr|es|en" source="flickr"]Farmer Market Iceland[/mage]
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Farmer’s Market Lemons Yellow $8.98 This Farmer’s Market novelty fabric is from RJR Fabrics. Create a fun novelty quilt or use in craft projects. Colors include shades of yellow with green. |
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Farmer’s Market Oranges Orange $8.98 ‘This Farmer’s Market novelty fabric is from RJR Fabrics. Create a fun novelty quilt or use in craft projects. Colors include shades of orange. |
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Farmer’s Market Banana Yellow $8.98 This Farmer’s Market novelty fabric is from RJR Fabrics. Create a fun novelty quilt or use in craft projects. Colors include shades of yellow. |
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Farmer’s Market Tomato Red $8.98 This Farmer’s Market novelty fabric is from RJR Fabrics. Create a fun novelty quilt or use in craft projects. Colors include shades of tomato red with green stems. |
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Iceland’s Bell $10.59 Sometimes grim, sometimes uproarious, and always captivating, Iceland’s Bell by Nobel Laureate Halldór Laxness is at once an updating of the traditional Icelandic saga and a caustic social satire. At the close of the 17th century, Iceland is an oppressed Danish colony, suffering under extreme poverty, famine, and plague. A farmer and accused cord-thief named Jon Hreggvidsson makes a bawdy joke about the Danish king and soon after finds himself a fugitive charged with the murder of the king’s hangman. In the years that follow, the hapless but resilient rogue Hreggvidsson becomes a pawn entangled in political and personal conflicts playing out on a far grander scale. Chief among these is the star-crossed love affair between Snaefridur, known as "Iceland’s Sun," a beautiful, headstrong young noblewoman, and Arnas Arnaeus, the king’s antiquarian, an aristocrat whose worldly manner conceals a fierce devotion to his downtrodden countrymen. As their personal struggle plays itself out on an international stage, Iceland’s Bell creates a Dickensian canvas of heroism and venality, violence and tragedy, charged with narrative enchantment on every page. From the Trade Paperback edition. |