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Earth's water
by Hume, Desmond in Hydrologic cycle Juvenile literature. , Hydrologic cycle.
2013
In this book, readers discover how Earths water fills lakes and oceans, and how it reenters the atmosphere to form clouds. They also discover how raindrops form and why groundwater collects.
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Catholic tastes
Catholic tastes
by Saint Augustine , Cardinal Basil Hume , Tutu's, Desmond
1999
British journalist Paul Vallely recounts a recent visit up the 3,000 steps of Mount Sinai, which, according to legend, were cut by a single Byzantine monk in the fifth century as an act of penance.
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