The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 170George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder., 1958 |
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... stared up at him from the wet sand . The sailor's face . Pa's face . No , not pa's face , that was an unimaginable horror , the fishes had ate at pa's face . With one malicious swipe Willy had smashed the calm comfortable image of his ...
... stared up at him from the wet sand . The sailor's face . Pa's face . No , not pa's face , that was an unimaginable horror , the fishes had ate at pa's face . With one malicious swipe Willy had smashed the calm comfortable image of his ...
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... stared at the hill . 66 66 Why am I only half Welsh , mam ? " he had at once asked . Because I am Welsh , but your father is English , " his mother had replied . " So the baby is half and half too ? " " Of course . You're both lucky ...
... stared at the hill . 66 66 Why am I only half Welsh , mam ? " he had at once asked . Because I am Welsh , but your father is English , " his mother had replied . " So the baby is half and half too ? " " Of course . You're both lucky ...
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... stared so avidly that she raised angry looks from the mothers of prim children ; moments when , with her big , flowery head nodding , she leant sideways with a coquettishness which could be terrifying to all but the most hardened ...
... stared so avidly that she raised angry looks from the mothers of prim children ; moments when , with her big , flowery head nodding , she leant sideways with a coquettishness which could be terrifying to all but the most hardened ...
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Every Advantage | 75 |
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