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Product: Truly Spiked Hard Seltzer Tin Tacker Tin Sign - 23.5" x 8.25"
Brand: Truly
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Truly Spiked Hard Seltzer Tin Tacker Tin Sign - 23.5" x 8.25" Brand New. Free Shipping

Product: Truly Clear 3 Piece Round Soap Case with Tray, Travel Soap Case and Soap Dish, Bar Soap Container, Perfect Soap Holder for Gym, Shower, Camping and Luggage
Brand: Truly Clear
Color: White
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Truly Clear Soap Case with tray holds bar soap air tight. The durable container contains a matching soap tray and cover - making it a PERFECT traveling accessory. This travel friendly soap case holds round, square or rectangle soap. The soap tray keeps water runoff from ruining Truly Clear or any bar of soap. Use the Confidence Case to keep your bar soap fresh at home, at the gym, on your next camping trip camp or a trip around the world. This reusable, recyclable soap case is made of durable Polypropylene (PP). Truly Clear bar sold separately.
KEEP SOAP DRY with Truly Clear's Confidence Case for Soap Bars. Keeps any round bar soap fresh and dry in at home, at the gym, or while traveling.
REMOVABLE TRAY - Truly Clear's soap holder is thoughtfully designed to include a removable inner tray so wet soap bars can fully dry out between uses. No pooling water. No soggy soap. Easy to clean.
LEAKPROOF and airtight means the Confidence Case is travel friendly - Wet soap bars will not leak in your luggage, carry-on bag, or gym bag. Your soap bar will stay safe and fresh.
DURABLE - Made from strong recyclable polypropylene, Truly Clear soap holder case is 100% reusable. Easily wipes clean.
This ROUND SOAP CASE makes the perfect companion for Truly Clear One Step Acne Solution face wash bar. Truly Clear bar sold separately. Case fits most circular soap bars.

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Geraint Penderyn grew up in dire poverty with his mother in Wales until it was discovered that, as she had always claimed, he was the legitimate child of the Earl of Wyvern's deceased son. Geraint was snatched away from all that was familiar and dear to him—his mother, his friends, the girl he loved—and sent to school in England to be educated as an English gentleman and future earl. Now, years later, he is back as the new Earl of Wyvern, only to discover that all is not well with his home and his people. His fellow landowners—and his own steward—have been oppressing their tenant farmers and driving them from the land. The farmers are fighting back by destroying the tollgates that have been erected to make it impossible for them to afford to travel to purchase supplies and market their goods.
Geraint's old friends scorn him as just another wealthy, privileged English landowner. Marged Evans, the woman he had loved, hates him passionately and blames him for the death of her husband.
Geraint is caught firmly between two worlds. One of them, that of the landowners, he rejects; the other, that of his old friends, rejects him. He comes to the conclusion that the only way he can help his people and free them from oppression is to become one of them as their leader. But it must be done secretly, under a disguise that none of them will ever penetrate.