The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 171William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1961 |
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... looked not more than a hundred years old , and obviously owed its name simply to the castellated outline of its roof and the turrets at either end , smooth as ornamental biscuit tins . But old or new , no atmosphere could , in any case ...
... looked not more than a hundred years old , and obviously owed its name simply to the castellated outline of its roof and the turrets at either end , smooth as ornamental biscuit tins . But old or new , no atmosphere could , in any case ...
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... looked like a naturalist continually amazed at the pebbles and earth , feathers , twigs and insects slowly passing beneath his eyes . But the professor was not at all amazed ; he disliked this slow - motion close - up of the ground ...
... looked like a naturalist continually amazed at the pebbles and earth , feathers , twigs and insects slowly passing beneath his eyes . But the professor was not at all amazed ; he disliked this slow - motion close - up of the ground ...
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... looked at what was inside . The big blue ribbon still barred broadly across the transparency : it only looked as if there was a jumble of old clothes inside . He looked back at Patterson . " I don't see , " he said . " " You'll see ...
... looked at what was inside . The big blue ribbon still barred broadly across the transparency : it only looked as if there was a jumble of old clothes inside . He looked back at Patterson . " I don't see , " he said . " " You'll see ...
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