Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 223William Blackwood, 1928 - England |
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... leave- " and the Lord knows who they'll send as my locum ; there's nobody in the immediate running . I only hope it won't be some silly ass from down country , full of theories and ideas , who'll upset all your plans . But whoever itis ...
... leave- " and the Lord knows who they'll send as my locum ; there's nobody in the immediate running . I only hope it won't be some silly ass from down country , full of theories and ideas , who'll upset all your plans . But whoever itis ...
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... leave it at that . You'll understand . Now , you remember our old man Pascoe went home on leave , and the present man unstuck himself from the fleshpots and acquired our frontier ? Well , it seems he is rather interested in the new toy ...
... leave it at that . You'll understand . Now , you remember our old man Pascoe went home on leave , and the present man unstuck himself from the fleshpots and acquired our frontier ? Well , it seems he is rather interested in the new toy ...
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... leave to return and take charge again . - In half an hour from getting the coded cable he took train and he took ship ; he may have taken a suitcase ; he certainly took no more . The single word " Coming " preceded him . · To meet him ...
... leave to return and take charge again . - In half an hour from getting the coded cable he took train and he took ship ; he may have taken a suitcase ; he certainly took no more . The single word " Coming " preceded him . · To meet him ...
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... leave port with her coal ports awash , with two hundred tons more cargo aboard than we under British registry could allow . And the rate for that par- ticular cargo was a pound a ton for a twelve - day voyage . To keep in commission and ...
... leave port with her coal ports awash , with two hundred tons more cargo aboard than we under British registry could allow . And the rate for that par- ticular cargo was a pound a ton for a twelve - day voyage . To keep in commission and ...
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... leave Hearse House , a contingency against which he usually took precautions , it might be sup- posed that he came from a friendly call at the parsonage next door , or from some ordi- nary business in the town . ology . " All snugged ...
... leave Hearse House , a contingency against which he usually took precautions , it might be sup- posed that he came from a friendly call at the parsonage next door , or from some ordi- nary business in the town . ology . " All snugged ...
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