The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 171William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1961 |
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... began to tell a clever and destructive story about the government and even the men talking with Eugene stopped to listen . I had heard it before , but listening to him tell it I found myself grinning . It was all very personal and ...
... began to tell a clever and destructive story about the government and even the men talking with Eugene stopped to listen . I had heard it before , but listening to him tell it I found myself grinning . It was all very personal and ...
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... began the final draft of Sons and Lovers at Eastwood soon after the termination of his teaching career . The first draft had been written at Croydon after his mother's death at the end of 1910. Jessie said that one of its themes was the ...
... began the final draft of Sons and Lovers at Eastwood soon after the termination of his teaching career . The first draft had been written at Croydon after his mother's death at the end of 1910. Jessie said that one of its themes was the ...
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... began to haunt him , waking and sleeping ; but especially in those moments after lunch when he was painfully pumping the life from his own heart and lungs into the deflated back wheel of his bicycle . There was now no need for the ...
... began to haunt him , waking and sleeping ; but especially in those moments after lunch when he was painfully pumping the life from his own heart and lungs into the deflated back wheel of his bicycle . There was now no need for the ...
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