Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 217William Blackwood, 1925 |
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... took a great delight in the arrange- ment of detail and minutiæ , both in the business and the social sphere . His recreations consisted in collecting stamps and in reading works of adven- ture . But the latter he always indulged with a ...
... took a great delight in the arrange- ment of detail and minutiæ , both in the business and the social sphere . His recreations consisted in collecting stamps and in reading works of adven- ture . But the latter he always indulged with a ...
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... took five or six scholars from the farmers round about . Owen Jones was a kind man , but I think it was through his Missis that he took me in . Dear , dear , she was stout and soft - hearted , and always crying if anything got hurt or ...
... took five or six scholars from the farmers round about . Owen Jones was a kind man , but I think it was through his Missis that he took me in . Dear , dear , she was stout and soft - hearted , and always crying if anything got hurt or ...
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... took her round the waist and kissed her . The old woman sprang in as quick as knife and shut to the door and bolted it , leaving us out there alone . I burst out laughing . I thought it was a good joke . But Mariana did not laugh . She ...
... took her round the waist and kissed her . The old woman sprang in as quick as knife and shut to the door and bolted it , leaving us out there alone . I burst out laughing . I thought it was a good joke . But Mariana did not laugh . She ...
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... took the child . The tide had ebbed some way by then , and left all the forepart clear on the beach . He brought the child up to me here . When he went back the woman was dead . The Preventive and the coastguards were down in the ...
... took the child . The tide had ebbed some way by then , and left all the forepart clear on the beach . He brought the child up to me here . When he went back the woman was dead . The Preventive and the coastguards were down in the ...
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... took her other hand . that they were like everybody Then he said aloud in Welsh , else in the village - they had a " I come to claim my old holy dread of the Warren , and sweetheart . " they thought about any who lived there as if they ...
... took her other hand . that they were like everybody Then he said aloud in Welsh , else in the village - they had a " I come to claim my old holy dread of the Warren , and sweetheart . " they thought about any who lived there as if they ...
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