The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 170George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder., 1958 |
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... Miss Thingummy . She seems a strange end to your education . " " It is what I want , Father . " Lalla , murmuring " coffee , " left the room . 66 ' I was bringing it , " said Miss Sully , who was never caught out . The tray was in her ...
... Miss Thingummy . She seems a strange end to your education . " " It is what I want , Father . " Lalla , murmuring " coffee , " left the room . 66 ' I was bringing it , " said Miss Sully , who was never caught out . The tray was in her ...
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... Miss Horrocks on the station I wondered which form disaster had taken this time . The father of a boy in Simla had been trampled to death by a mad elephant , but that was improbable in Mukra where elephants were of a more ceremonious ...
... Miss Horrocks on the station I wondered which form disaster had taken this time . The father of a boy in Simla had been trampled to death by a mad elephant , but that was improbable in Mukra where elephants were of a more ceremonious ...
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... Miss • • • 9 What is the name ? Head . Cordelia Head . I suppose , a young woman . ' Dear Miss Head , I shall be delighted to come to London , as you suggest , on the twentieth , to record a talk with Miss Elizabeth Hume . I only wonder ...
... Miss • • • 9 What is the name ? Head . Cordelia Head . I suppose , a young woman . ' Dear Miss Head , I shall be delighted to come to London , as you suggest , on the twentieth , to record a talk with Miss Elizabeth Hume . I only wonder ...
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The Letterwriters 107 | 27 |
Every Advantage | 75 |
In the Public Gardens By John Betjeman 201 | 107 |
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