Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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The Dominions led the way , the procession owing much to the Canadian Speaker , Mr Ross Macdonald , whose poise and dignity were beyond praise and set an example of deportment which the others followed . After the Dominions came the ...
The Dominions led the way , the procession owing much to the Canadian Speaker , Mr Ross Macdonald , whose poise and dignity were beyond praise and set an example of deportment which the others followed . After the Dominions came the ...
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We were hit three times - nasty hollow - sounding smacks followed in two cases by a shuddering explosion down inside us . The third hit was right under the bridge . A horrible moment of suspense followed the clang as the shell struck ...
We were hit three times - nasty hollow - sounding smacks followed in two cases by a shuddering explosion down inside us . The third hit was right under the bridge . A horrible moment of suspense followed the clang as the shell struck ...
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They followed the cows into the milking - yards and a grand pan- demonium of milking followed ; for the calves were let out in twos and threes and ran about crying for their mothers , while the stalwart milkers stalked behind them with ...
They followed the cows into the milking - yards and a grand pan- demonium of milking followed ; for the calves were let out in twos and threes and ran about crying for their mothers , while the stalwart milkers stalked behind them with ...
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THE ADOPTED SON BY BARBARA WHITTINGHAMJONES | 41 |
THE AUCTION BY J K STANFORD | 263 |
THE CHALKPIT BY JOHN WELMAN | 369 |
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