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(Left to Right: To Kill a Mocking Bird, The Bell Jar, A Confederacy of Dunces, Gatsby, The Old Man and The Sea, Huck Finn, Of Mice and Men, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn)

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shake-down-the-stars:

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One of the most warmly human things I’ve ever seen was an old parchment from the Irish middle ages, the scribe’s cat had walked across the page and left inky pawprints on the page. 

FOUND IT!!!

Oh, here’s another:

It would appear that Asian scribes were also plagued by feline predations:

Traces of cats of old…

duchessofferia:

Nor shall he meanwhile suffer any evil or harm, until he sets foot upon his own land; but thereafter he shall suffer whatever fate the dread Spinners spun with their thread for him at his birth, when his mother bore him.

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tastefullyoffensive:

chewedcorn:

Accept “after C” is not the rule.

Weird.

librarianproblems:

“I’ll just be over here.”

allthingskenobi:

We don’t talk enough about how Bail decided to send Leia to retrieve Obi-Wan because he knew that reuniting the Skywalker twins under Obi-Wan’s guidance would be the fighting chance the Rebellion desperately needed in their darkest hour.

hoopskirtsociety:

MON. VIGNON PINK BALL GOWN, PARIS, 1860s

PROVENANCE: Likely belonged to MRS JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON, mother of Emily Johnston de Forest; The wealthy Johnston family moved to NYC in 1804.

laughingsquid:

Jabba the Hutt Avocado Toast

(Source: Laughing Squid)

philamuseum:

The weather this weekend is looking pretty perfect.

“Path on the Island of Saint Martin, Vétheuil,” 1881, Claude Monet 

amnhnyc:

It’s time for Fossil Friday! 🦴 With cow-like horns at the back of the skull and a large, bony tail club, Meiolania platyceps is one of the most bizarre turtles known. It lived about 120,000 years ago, during the Late Pleistocene and was discovered on Lord Howe Island, a volcanic island about 400 miles from Australia. Specimens have been found in Cenozoic rocks in South America, Australia, and on Pacific islands.
Photo: © AMNH (at American Museum of Natural History)
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