The Fire of Love: Margery Kempe on the Verge of the New
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The Fire of Love: Connecting the Past to the Present
Margery Kempe, the elusive author of "The Fire of Love," no longer holds the same modesty. Having lived alone for the past five decades, she feels a deep connection with the past. But by King Lynn, she feels a sixth challenge to her isolation.
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