Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 294W. Blackwood, 1963 - England |
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Page 340
And only then did he admit why he had to leave , and why he had for so long opposed my plan to join the Party “ Never before had my father mentioned my mother . I had an almost superstitious fear of talking about her to him .
And only then did he admit why he had to leave , and why he had for so long opposed my plan to join the Party “ Never before had my father mentioned my mother . I had an almost superstitious fear of talking about her to him .
Page 341
My father had made her acquaintance in Karlsbad where he went to attend a big antique sale -- my grandfather was too old then to go to auctions . My father fell in love with my mother ; it was a classical coup de foudre , as was more ...
My father had made her acquaintance in Karlsbad where he went to attend a big antique sale -- my grandfather was too old then to go to auctions . My father fell in love with my mother ; it was a classical coup de foudre , as was more ...
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How many cows does Toko- zili's father ask for her ? " cr " I have not spoken to her father yet . ... She preened her- self with importance when she heard that Marmaduke was going to have a palaver with her father .
How many cows does Toko- zili's father ask for her ? " cr " I have not spoken to her father yet . ... She preened her- self with importance when she heard that Marmaduke was going to have a palaver with her father .
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Contents
THE ART OF UNCLE JASON BY G E | 109 |
THE BOTTOM BUNK BY IAIN GALLANTRY | 120 |
THE PLAIN SLAB BY A M | 131 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 294 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1963 |
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