Showing results for "the professor" in Anthologies & Short Stories

William Crimsworth escapes the brutal employment of his brother in a Yorkshire mill town, changes profession and takes a position as tutor in a boys' school in Brussels.The authoress is unusually frank, for the time, in her scrutiny of the relationship between the teacher and the domineering headmistress of the adjoining girls' school, Zoraide Reuter.

Rome grew from a tiny community of small hill villages near the River Tiber in central Italy to one of the most powerful empires the world has seen. The Romans themselves believed that their great city was founded in the middle of the eighth century BCE. By the middle of the second century CE, Rome had a population of 1.5 million; Alexandria, in Egypt, 500,000; and Londinium, in Briton, 30,000.

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! The Empire State Building has vanished into thin air! Gone, too, are Grant’s Tomb and Grand Central Station, and all hell is breaking loose in New York City! What’s the story? One grizzled old newspaper reporter known simply as Pop - a role made for Walter Matthau - is on top of it...and better stay there, because his livelihood is on the line. If Pop fails to get to the bottom of the vanishing landmarks, his job will disappear as well - and land in the hands of the newspaper publisher’s son-in-law.

Lenora Dias, her college hippie friends, and a notorious professor try to make sense of life during the sixties. A prequel of sorts to the novel Peace, Love, and You Know What.

Going off to college is supposed to be a moment where I would learn a new life. Now, I’m in his grasp and my sexy professor has no intention of letting me go. Being from a small town where everyone knows everyone, I just wanted to get away and see new things. I know that my family didn’t want this for me but there’s no reason that I needed to stay. Then we met in class, and I knew that I would be his no matter how I felt about it. Alexander Gray, the sexy history professor who makes women drool all over him except he gives them no attention.

One of the Modern Scholar’s most popular professors, Timothy B. Shutt, brings his literary acumen and trademark enthusiasm to the study of the epic poems that sit at the very wellspring of Western culture. The earliest surviving works of Greek literature, Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey exert a continuing influence on modern culture, even today shaping people’s values and conduct. In the tales of Achilles and Hector, of Odysseus and Penelope, Homer explored the notion of arête, which translates as "excellence" or "virtue".

Dos jóvenes caballeros van de viaje por el sur francés. Llegan a las cercanías de un manicomio privado, que suscita la curiosidad de uno de ellos. Su acompañante, que conoce al director de la institución, se aviene a presentarle, y al punto, a consecuencia de su fobia a los lunáticos, se despide. El joven es invitado a entrar por el director, que le informa cumplidamente de todo lo que quiere saber, pero pronto se ve sorprendido por la conducta de unos y otros. Al final, durante el transcurso de la cena, tienen lugar extraordinarios acontecimientos.

The Professor Daddies Little Series is about small-town professor daddies finding their littles amongst the many students at their school. Whether they are looking to help their students or are looking for a one-night stand that lasts forever, they will find their perfect little to spoil and take care of. Listen along as they find their perfect littles in the most unlikely of circumstances. This collection includes: Professor Daddy's Rebellious Little, Professor Doctor Daddy's Jealous Little, and Professor Daddy's Proud Little.