One way to prevent those bothersome crows from eating your crops is to set up scarecrows near your crops. The Glacierfish, which only appears in winter, can be caught off the southern tip of arrowhead island in Cindersap Forest... near where the river meets the ocean. Numerous works by J. S. Bach, notably at least two large-scale Passions and many cantatas (see List of Bach cantatas) are lost. Wilford, John Noble; Laurie Goodstein (April 6, 2006). " 'Gospel of Judas' Surfaces After 1,700 Years". The New York Times . Retrieved 19 December 2010. Convery, Stephanie (30 August 2017). "Terry Pratchett's unfinished novels destroyed by steamroller". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077 . Retrieved 30 August 2017.

The Abbasiyah district only has one Lost Book for you to find in Assassin’s Creed Mirage. Observatory Lost Book Image credit: Eurogamer/Ubisoft You can only enter the palace after the Serpent’s Nest mission, when the window outside the room where the book lies in wait is open. Drop down from the Palace of the Green Dome Viewpoint, approach the southeastern end of the balcony, and pop inside to grab the book. Image credit: Eurogamer/Ubisoft Assassin’s Creed Mirage Secret Lost Book In fact, the plot started meandering. The things that amused me and got me curious about it suddenly became the very things that annoyed me by it. It almost felt as if the more I learned about the mysteries surrounding the place of haunting, the less I became determined to solve the riddles which cluttered the exposition. Winifred also started getting under my nerves. I found her clever and funny in a lot of ways at first, but after a while--when she still insisted on being so closed off and reticent even to readers--her actions and private thoughts stopped being an immediate concern of mine. I started to feel just as detached as she was about her own life. She just started making less sense as the book went on. Al-Jahiz has one more book for you to find in Assassin’s Creed Mirage, and it’s not on any map. Head out to the southeastern swamp to this point. Image credit: Eurogamer/Ubisoft The Stepmother's Tragedy, a play by Henry Chettle and Thomas Dekker; mentioned in Philip Henslowe's diary, August 1599.

Lost Book #1: Al-Sikkit: Diwan Abu Nu’as

The first draft of Thomas Carlyle's The French Revolution: A History was sent to John Stuart Mill, whose maid mistakenly burned it, forcing Carlyle to rewrite it from scratch. Robert Louis Stevenson burned his first completed draft of Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde after his wife criticized the work. Stevenson wrote and published a revised version. [38]

Upfront disclosure - I am a pretty avid reader of James Patterson. However, for the purposes of honesty, I get his books from the library because I don’t find him good enough to buy and keep in my library. He’s mind candy – simple, fast-paced, detective and mystery oriented adventures that can be read in about two to three days and easily left behind. Nice escapism, but nothing super memorable. Lost plays of Aristarchus of Tegea. Of 70 pieces, only the titles of three of his plays, with a single line of the text, have survived. Lost works of Juba II. He wrote a number of books in Greek and Latin on history, natural history, geography, grammar, painting and theatre. Only fragments of his work survive.The species commonly known as "Goblin" seems to have originated in the forests of the far northeast, beyond the Bluemire Hills. Characterized by their green skin, bright red eyes, and foul smell, initial encounters with Goblins can be frightening for unexperienced travellers. I propose that this dwarvish spaceship bore down, deep underground... and over time, the dwarves became adapted to their new underground environment. Carostavnik or Rodoslov. Old Serbian biography enters a new—historiographic or even chronographic—phase with the appearance of the so-called Vita, better yet "Lives of Serbian Kings and Archbishops" by Danilo II, Serbian Archbishop formerly Abbot of the Hilandar Monastery and his successors, most of whom remained anonymous. Lost plays of Aeschylus. He is believed to have written some 90 plays, of which six plays survive. A seventh play is attributed to him. Fragments of his play Achilleis were said to have been discovered in the wrappings of a mummy in the 1990s. [9]