Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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Page 130
Appar- ently imagining that I was the ' boss , ' he never took his eyes off me , probably hoping that his silent appeal would soften my heart . I turned round to avoid his eyes . But it was no good . For even then I could still feel ...
Appar- ently imagining that I was the ' boss , ' he never took his eyes off me , probably hoping that his silent appeal would soften my heart . I turned round to avoid his eyes . But it was no good . For even then I could still feel ...
Page 314
He feels as if he was on a centre- court , and not only the duffer knows how easy on such occa- sions it is to miss ... I sometimes fear , feel like an accused person in a dock , facing judge , jury and a gaping crowd , and with no one ...
He feels as if he was on a centre- court , and not only the duffer knows how easy on such occa- sions it is to miss ... I sometimes fear , feel like an accused person in a dock , facing judge , jury and a gaping crowd , and with no one ...
Page 397
The snowflakes are getting bigger , and they rush down into the lamplight with such speed that I feel almost hypnotised by the continuous movement across my strained sight . It takes us an hour and a half to cover the first twenty miles ...
The snowflakes are getting bigger , and they rush down into the lamplight with such speed that I feel almost hypnotised by the continuous movement across my strained sight . It takes us an hour and a half to cover the first twenty miles ...
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Contents
THE ADOPTED SON BY BARBARA WHITTINGHAMJONES | 41 |
THE AUCTION BY J K STANFORD | 263 |
THE CHALKPIT BY JOHN WELMAN | 369 |
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