Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 296William Blackwood, 1964 - England |
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I think Mr Galloway was as disappointed as I was myself when I told him we were about to leave . “ Your dad now , I suppose he wouldn't let you stop on with Mother and me a week or two , and go home on your own later ?
I think Mr Galloway was as disappointed as I was myself when I told him we were about to leave . “ Your dad now , I suppose he wouldn't let you stop on with Mother and me a week or two , and go home on your own later ?
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We'd leave Kenya tomorrow_if we could only sell our farms at anything like a reasonable price . " There were occasions when the husband wanted to leave and the wife wanted to stay ; and some were the other way round .
We'd leave Kenya tomorrow_if we could only sell our farms at anything like a reasonable price . " There were occasions when the husband wanted to leave and the wife wanted to stay ; and some were the other way round .
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We could leave the Solent in the evening and be there by teatime the next day . “ Provided we don't get easterlies , ” joked the owner . We planned to leave on 2nd June , not a very good plan as it turned out .
We could leave the Solent in the evening and be there by teatime the next day . “ Provided we don't get easterlies , ” joked the owner . We planned to leave on 2nd June , not a very good plan as it turned out .
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Contents
A FORMER PROCONSUL BY DENIS CAREY | 96 |
STORY OF A WILDCAT BY KATHLEEN GRAVES | 192 |
BALMORAL INTERLUDE BY MOLLY DICKINS | 288 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 296 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1964 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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