Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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Page 285
This deeper implication of Mr Bevan in the fortunes of the Govern- ment may therefore mean that Mr Attlee was carrying out an astute piece of tactics . It may also mean that Mr Bevan has decided to swallow his mis- givings and any ...
This deeper implication of Mr Bevan in the fortunes of the Govern- ment may therefore mean that Mr Attlee was carrying out an astute piece of tactics . It may also mean that Mr Bevan has decided to swallow his mis- givings and any ...
Page 531
6 " You mean , Below , chief ? ” Mr Jones asked . In Barbados there are only two directions for locating anything : Above , ' which means to windward ; ' Below , ' which means to lee- ward . Fortunately the wind blows steadily from the ...
6 " You mean , Below , chief ? ” Mr Jones asked . In Barbados there are only two directions for locating anything : Above , ' which means to windward ; ' Below , ' which means to lee- ward . Fortunately the wind blows steadily from the ...
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I know just what you mean , Grubb , " I said dryly ; and though I did not mean it that way , my voice sounded almost derisive . Only the women of the East have that dusky bloom , like the bloom on ripe fruit . Grubb looked uncertain .
I know just what you mean , Grubb , " I said dryly ; and though I did not mean it that way , my voice sounded almost derisive . Only the women of the East have that dusky bloom , like the bloom on ripe fruit . Grubb looked uncertain .
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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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