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jdfc2005

English to Irish Gaelic translation?

I'm looking for anyone out there who can translate the phrase ''Fortune favours the brave'' for me into irish gaelic. Thanks

bluejohn

Gerald Durell

What is the title of Durell's 1956 autobiographical work of 1956?

Areevia

The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

I am seriously thinking about buying the Historian by Elizabeth Kostova because it sounds amazing but can anyone tell me if there are any controversial subjects in it. like (speacially) anything about...

ksoph

the green book?

hi can anyone help me, i'm looking for the name and author of a children's book. either - the book cover was purple and it was called 'the green book' or it was green and called 'the purple book' ?!...

SKA

what book is it where

the guy kidnaps the woman and its kind of romantic because they get together in it, something along these line. That's all I know! Any help??

elerrina

An inspector calls

hey ,was wondering if anyone knew how many times the word responsibility was mentioned in the play thanks

jodder

Quotation origin please

Could someone please help me find the full quotation or origin of this quote ............ it goes something like Take a moment to rest a while for we may never pass this way again. Thanks for any...

CHANONE

Sods law

what does it mean?

Champagne

Butchers

Where does the phrase 'Have a butchers' come from? I was in Egypt recently and thought it was hilarious when a local man tried to entice me into his shop and used that phrase! Another local greeted me...

Erin-Rose-x

"So in over my head"

What does the actual phrase "in over my head" actually mean?

AniaSM

Opposite of Waterloo?

I know that when you have a lot of success but then, finally fail it is called "Meeting your Waterloo." but what is it called when you fail for a long time and then succeed right at the end?