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Item طایرہ کے نام خطوط کا مجموعہ(طلوعِ اسلام ٹرسٹ, 1957) غلام احمد پرویزؒItem مقامِ حدیث(طلوعِ اسلام ٹرسٹ, 1953)Item انسان نے کیا سوچا؟(طلوعِ اسلام ٹرسٹ, 1955) پرویزؒItem Statehood for Hawaii and Alaska.(Wilson, 1953) Latham, EdwardItem The theater in Soviet Russia.(Columbia University Press, 1957) Gorchakov, N AItem The winds of heaven.(Coward-McCann, 1952) Dickens, MonicaItem The whole world, stranger.(Macmillan, 1957) Moore, VirginiaItem The Thespian mirror; Shakespeare in the eighteenth-century novel.(Brown University, 1953) Noyes, Robert GaleItem The third door(Scholastic Press, 1955) Rodda, EmilySonia, Rye, and his brothers have survived the perils behind the golden and silver doors, but Weld is still under threat from the skimmers, and the companions must pass through the ancient wooden door in a last, desperate effort to save their world.Item The town that died laughing(Little, Brown, 1955) Lewis, OscarAustin, Nevada, was the town, a boom-and-bust mining camp of the 1860's that ran prodigally through its wealth and then withered away. The celebrated Reese River Reveille was it paper, an uninhibited, wide-ranging jester that kept the town laughing--even as it died. This is the story of Austin and of the Reveille--an uproarious, intimate picture of the men and the manners, the hey-day and the decline, of a typical frontier boom town.