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It was a dreadful expedient , but I was compelled to give him satisfaction . After he had gone , I replaced the cross where it belonged , rearranging the mound so that no one might detect the desecration . Next day he gave up the chase ...
It was a dreadful expedient , but I was compelled to give him satisfaction . After he had gone , I replaced the cross where it belonged , rearranging the mound so that no one might detect the desecration . Next day he gave up the chase ...
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Will you send a donation so that we may continue to give a home and training to the 700 boys and girls in our care , and keep our doors open to future children ? Please send donations to the General Secretary , F. A. Thorp SHAFTESBURY ...
Will you send a donation so that we may continue to give a home and training to the 700 boys and girls in our care , and keep our doors open to future children ? Please send donations to the General Secretary , F. A. Thorp SHAFTESBURY ...
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There is always somebody ready to give up a seat to an elderly person . I was reminded of those who patronise the same country bus service that I do at home in the English countryside . But these folk are poorer , not so well dressed .
There is always somebody ready to give up a seat to an elderly person . I was reminded of those who patronise the same country bus service that I do at home in the English countryside . But these folk are poorer , not so well dressed .
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Contents
JANUARY 1964 | 1 |
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY TO DARTMOOR | 17 |
A DOGS LIFE | 24 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 295 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1964 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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