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Ever wonder what it might have been like in the dim past before man understood how babies were made, but made them anyway, and winter was approaching?
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Part two of a little story about blind faith and the way nonsense can be worshipped by people who have been beguiled by deceit.
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Another Granny Bones tale, this time venturing on one of the oddities of belief.
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Partly in verse and partly in prose with dialogue, this is a second episode in the eccentric life of Granny Bones
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A little fantasy about an elderly grandmother and magic.
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Have you ever wondered if what are looked on as modern inventions had an earlier existence in the dim past? If so, wonder no more....
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Back in the days when primitive hominids were the best nature had to offer, my ancester Owongo bumped into a most alluring woman and her time machine...
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Have you ever wondered how capital and finance and interest rates came about? If not, read on...
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Another episode in the achievements of Owongo, an ancient ancestor of all of us, this time making an accidental but very vital discovery.
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Owongo was a very primitive and very early man who was as inquisitive and imaginative as we are today, and he left marks on his cave wall...
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