Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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Page 198
Two days later , when the painting had reached a recog- nisable stage , Mrs Pudlicot , doughy hands in apron pockets , stood looking at it over his shoulder . square , and looked , because their and a mistiness of sea and straight ...
Two days later , when the painting had reached a recog- nisable stage , Mrs Pudlicot , doughy hands in apron pockets , stood looking at it over his shoulder . square , and looked , because their and a mistiness of sea and straight ...
Page 338
This seemed to impress them , and I noticed one or two rather unostentatiously slinking away . The Air Com- modore said , " This needs to be looked into . " I said , as politely as I felt able , Come , come . What is all this about ?
This seemed to impress them , and I noticed one or two rather unostentatiously slinking away . The Air Com- modore said , " This needs to be looked into . " I said , as politely as I felt able , Come , come . What is all this about ?
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Their dishonest black faces beamed with glee , and every time they looked at Little Binks they roared with laughter . He had a native nickname from that day onwards . It meant something like " The Baas whose face is steeped in sweetness ...
Their dishonest black faces beamed with glee , and every time they looked at Little Binks they roared with laughter . He had a native nickname from that day onwards . It meant something like " The Baas whose face is steeped in sweetness ...
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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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