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It is with great sadness that I must follow the dictates of my legal responsibilities under the existing law and advise you that the law should take its course . " There was a heavy silence in the room broken only by a few members ...
It is with great sadness that I must follow the dictates of my legal responsibilities under the existing law and advise you that the law should take its course . " There was a heavy silence in the room broken only by a few members ...
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Not having envisaged how far Sarn Badrig extends seaward - twenty - odd miles is a fair distance - Susan could hardly believe we were on the right course , until we sighted the causeway buoy , straight ahead . We achieved our ETA .
Not having envisaged how far Sarn Badrig extends seaward - twenty - odd miles is a fair distance - Susan could hardly believe we were on the right course , until we sighted the causeway buoy , straight ahead . We achieved our ETA .
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One of them said to me , 66 The Tuan D.O. is quite right , of course . That is how it is always arranged . If you judge against me now I shall be ashamed and will not race again . Also my brothers and cousins will be ashamed for me and ...
One of them said to me , 66 The Tuan D.O. is quite right , of course . That is how it is always arranged . If you judge against me now I shall be ashamed and will not race again . Also my brothers and cousins will be ashamed for me and ...
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SUSAN ABLE SEAMAN BY NORMAN HINTON | 17 |
A DAY TO REMEMBER BY HOWARD | 27 |
A GREAT MANROBBIE BURNS BY EDWIN O HECTOR | 105 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 303 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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