Saturday, 19 October 2013

A Tale of Two citeis in pdf

This book is of tales in two cities and is written by Charles Dickens. It is very famous book and read more. Here you can Download this book in pdf and read easily.
Author: Charles Dickens
Language: English
File type: pdf
File size: 1.60 MB


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The World without us book in pdf


The world without us is very interesting book and is written by Alan Weisman. Here you can Download this book in pdf.
Author: Alan Weisman
Language: English
File type: pdf
File size: 6.10 MB

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The Lord of The Rings Full book in pdf


The Lord of The Rings is English novel and also a movie. It is very nice novel in the types of Adventure, Action, and Fantasy. This book is written by J.R.R Tolkien. Here you can download three volumes of this book in pdf.
Author:J.R.R Tolkien
Language: English
File type: pdf
File size: 13.04 MB 

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Mirat-ul-uroos in pdf


This book is written by Deputy nazeer ahmad. It is the great urdu novel inthe history of urdu novel. From read this novel we gain most reasonable knowledge which use in our daily routine. Here you can Download Mirat-ul-uroos in pdf.
Author: Deputy Nazeer Ahmad
Language: Urdu
File type: pdf
File size: 18.34 MB

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The wife of bath by geoffrey chaucer poem



Hir  coverchiefs  ful  fine  weren  of  ground,

I  dorste  swere  they  weyeden  ten  pound,

That  on  a  sonday  weren  upon  hir  heed.

Hir  hosen  weren  of  fyn  scarlet  reed,

Ful  streite  yteyed,  and  shoes  ful  moyste  and  newe.

Boold  was  hir  face,  and  fair,  and  reed  of  hewe

She  was  a  worthy  womman  al  hir  lyve :

Housbondes  at  chirche  dore  she  hadde  five,

Withouten  oother  compaignye  in  youthe;

But  therof  nedeth  nat  to  speke  as  nouthe.

And  thries  hadde  she  been  at  Jerusalem ;

She  hadde  passed  many  a  straunge  strem :

At  Rome  she  hadde  been,  and  at  Boloigne,

In  Galice  at  Seint  Jame,  and  at  Coloigne,

She  koude  muchel  of  wandrynge  by  the  weye.

Gat-tothed  was  she,  smoothly  for  to  seye.
                                              
                                        (Geoffrey Chaucer)