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    And the Butterflies Soar: Based on a True Story from the Life of Carl Bloch, Danish Painter: A Cloud of Witnesses Short Story, #3
    And the Butterflies Soar: Based on a True Story from the Life of Carl Bloch, Danish Painter: A Cloud of Witnesses Short Story, #3
    And the Butterflies Soar: Based on a True Story from the Life of Carl Bloch, Danish Painter: A Cloud of Witnesses Short Story, #3
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    And the Butterflies Soar: Based on a True Story from the Life of Carl Bloch, Danish Painter: A Cloud of Witnesses Short Story, #3

    By Jessica Coupe

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    This inspirational short story (which can be read in a few minutes) is based on events in the life of Carl Bloch, Danish painter.

    Join his daughter as she learns the promise painted in her father's Biblical paintings.

    Back matter includes an historical note, discussion guide, sources, a recipe and a craft.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJessica Coupe
    Release dateNov 30, 2019
    ISBN9781393866909
    And the Butterflies Soar: Based on a True Story from the Life of Carl Bloch, Danish Painter: A Cloud of Witnesses Short Story, #3

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