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210   $aLooe, Cornwall $cHouse of Stratus$d2012
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225 1 $aFirst Born of Egypt ;$vv.7
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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327   $aCover Page ; Author Page ; Simon Raven all Published by House of Stratus; Title Page ; Copyright Page ; Dedication Page ; Part One: The Oracle ; Part Two: The Interpreters ; Part Three: Two on a Tower; Part Four: Beau Sabreur ; Simon Raven; Morning Star; The Face of the Waters; Before the Cock Crow; New Seed For Old; Blood of My Bone; In the Image of God
330   $a'Where the twins had been a body lay in long, soft robes, and by its head a discarded lute. The head was split into halves from the apex of the skull to the nose'. Is this macabre scene only theatre, or a sign of ill omen? In the conclusion of the 'First Born of Egypt' saga, the fate of Conyngham, Marius Stern and other characters is decided.
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