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The Fable Theatre Company was the original name for the new Fabled Phoenix Theatre Company (based in Glasgow).
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Schleicher's fable is a a reconstructed text in Proto-Indo-European (PIE), published by August Schleicher in 1868 . Schleicher was the first scholar to compose a text in PIE. The fable is entitled Avis akvasas ka ("The Sheep and the Horses"). Schleicher's reconstruction assumed that the o/e vocalism was secondary, and his PIE is much more closely based on Sanskrit than...
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A Fable was written in 1954 by William Faulkner and won him the Pulitzer Prize . It could be looked at as the base to Catch 22 Spoiler warning : Plot or ending details follow. The book took place in France during World War One and stretched throughout one week. It tells the stories of "The Corporal Zsettslani", who is representative of Jesus . The Corporal led 3,000 troops to not...
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Faun Fables is the name of the atmospheric, slightly witchy psych folk music of Dawn McCarthy. Currently on the Drag City label, her performances draw on many influences, from British, Scandanavian, Appalachian and Eastern European musics, like Ewa Demarczyk , to rockin' rock and dancin' disco explosions, and often contain elements of theater - puppet shows and dances are common elements. She...
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Faun Fables is the name of the atmospheric, slightly witchy psych folk music of Dawn McCarthy. Currently on the Drag City label, her performances draw on many influences, from British, Scandanavian, Appalachian and Eastern European musics, like Ewa Demarczyk , to rockin' rock and dancin' disco explosions, and often contain elements of theater - puppet shows and dances are common elements. She...
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Deborah Gibson (left) and Betty Buckley in promotional poster for 1998 production of Gypsy Gypsy: A Musical Fable is a musical with music by Jule Styne , lyrics by Stephen Sondheim . and a book by Arthur Laurents . It is loosely based on the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee , the famous striptease artist, and focuses on her struggle with her mother, Mama Rose, whose name has become synonymous...
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Fable: The Lost Chapters Developer(s) Lionhead Studios Publisher(s) Microsoft Game Studios (Xbox, PC), Feral Interactive (Mac) {{|{{{3}}}}}} | Infobox CVG/designer | }}{{|{{{3}}}}}} | Infobox CVG/engine | }}{{|{{{3}}}}}} | Infobox CVG/version | {{{version}}}}} Release date(s) September 20 , 2005 Genre RPG Mode(s) Single player {...
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Albion is a fictional world featured in the video game Fable . This article about a computer or console role-playing game is a stub . You can help Wikipedia by expanding it .
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Fable Developer(s) Lionhead Studios Publisher(s) Microsoft Game Studios {{|{{{3}}}}}} | Infobox CVG/designer | }}{{|{{{3}}}}}} | Infobox CVG/engine | }}{{|{{{3}}}}}} | Infobox CVG/version | {{{version}}}}} Release date(s) September 14 , 2004 Genre RPG Mode(s) Single player {{|{{{3}}}}}} | Infobox CVG/rating | ESRB : Mature (M)}} ...
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For other uses of the term, see fable (disambiguation) . In its strict sense a fable is a short story or folk tale embodying a moral , which may be expressed explicitly at the end as a maxim . "Fable" comes from Latin fabula and shares a root with faber, "maker, artificer." Thus, though a fable may be conversational in tone, the understanding from the outset is...
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