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Southern Stories and Study: December 2010
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Southern Stories and Study. Friday, December 31, 2010. Should auld acquaintance be forgot,. And never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot,. And auld lang syne! Paul Yarbrough, Author. Friday, December 24, 2010. After church concert of carols early this evening we're all gathereing in the den to watch the 1951 movie version of. I've seen it just shy of 50 times probably, but always enjoy it. MERRY CHRISTMAS to all (Yankees too). Paul Yarbrough, Author. Sunday, December 19, 2010.
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Southern Stories and Study: December 2011
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Southern Stories and Study. Friday, December 23, 2011. Cold here in NE Louisiana, but no snow. Plenty of rain and cold, however. The fat guy is gonna have to mush-mud here. Paul Yarbrough, Author. Sunday, December 18, 2011. Book signing went great at Booksellers at Laurelwood. Lynda Lee Meade Shea, Miss Mississippi/America 1960, came by and we got to visit. Lynda was an early contrbutor of praise for. She is a genuine Southern lady. Paul Yarbrough, Author. Wednesday, December 14, 2011. Name, makin' every...
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Southern Stories and Study: May 2012
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Southern Stories and Study. Thursday, May 3, 2012. To withdraw from action or danger :. To withdraw especially for privacy. To move back :. To withdraw from one's position or occupation :. Conclude one's working or professional career. All of the above are from Webster's. All seem to be what one would. Desire. Possibly someone might suggest # 1 with the confrontation of. But even danger is something that ultimately must be faced (if not it will chase you until it catches you). Paul Yarbrough, Author.
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About Paul H. Yarbrough
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About Paul H. Yarbrough. Paul H. Yarbrough. Was published by Wido Publishing in 2011. His second novel, A Mississippi Whisper. Came out from WiDo in December 2014.
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About A Mississippi Whisper
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It s 1953, and in Jackson, Mississippi, Charlie McCoy has finally reached the double digits and turned ten. For Charlie, being ten means being broke (unless he can jump start his junk sales business), school days that feel endless, and the occasional baseball game. Is a vivid portrait of a time. Told with gentle humor, it s the story of a young boy beginning to face the realities of life and of a community on the cusp of reinvention. Read A Mississippi Whisper: Prologue. Order A Mississippi Whisper.
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About Mississippi Whisper
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He learns of dark forces of the past, and with the camaraderie of his family, the acquaintance of a simple-minded sharecropper, and the eccentricities of a strange woman from the past, also gets a look into the future of the agrarian land of Mississippi. Although the focal point in MISSISSIPPI COTTON.
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Paul H. Yarbrough - Author of Mississippi Cotton
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Historical Novel Society Reviews. Purchase Paul Yarbrough s. A Word From Paul:. I once told a friend that there were three books every Southerner should have in his library: Gone with the Wind, I ll Take My Stand.
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Short Stories by Paul H. Yarbrough
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Paul's Short Stories and Essays. The Little Town with a Big Heart. I Heard A Voice. Billy Went a' Courtin'. It s Only Just A Game.
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Sample From Mississippi Cotton
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Sample From Mississippi Cotton. Flora, Mississippi was the first stop, but I didn t count it as a real stop because no one actually got off. There were only a couple of passengers getting on at the bus stop, which was just a grocery store with a Trailways sign stuck on it. No, ma am. She sat down. Fortunately, I was able to swoop up my bag before she made mush out of it. And where re you goin this fine day? You got family there? My lips almost quivered when I said it. Her glare brought him up without a w...
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