The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 167William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1953 |
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... half your lucky day for me I'm in the plumbing way , this is a job no sooner said than done ! ' ' Oh thank you , my good man , ' she'd say , and in I'd nip and set to rights my ball I'd wronged . And then that dear good lady'd slip me ...
... half your lucky day for me I'm in the plumbing way , this is a job no sooner said than done ! ' ' Oh thank you , my good man , ' she'd say , and in I'd nip and set to rights my ball I'd wronged . And then that dear good lady'd slip me ...
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... half an hour before going to bed and half an hour in the morning to practise my scales , the latter period being prolonged to an hour on Tuesdays when Miss Pearce , poor long - suffering woman , came to wrestle with my highly personal ...
... half an hour before going to bed and half an hour in the morning to practise my scales , the latter period being prolonged to an hour on Tuesdays when Miss Pearce , poor long - suffering woman , came to wrestle with my highly personal ...
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... half over my shoulder , and saw that I was no longer alone . It was a powerful shock : my tongue and teeth thrilled . My nerves , by then , had become entirely un- reliable ; they have remained so . I suppose I gaped at the stranger ...
... half over my shoulder , and saw that I was no longer alone . It was a powerful shock : my tongue and teeth thrilled . My nerves , by then , had become entirely un- reliable ; they have remained so . I suppose I gaped at the stranger ...
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A Day in the Country | 3 |
Sunday Afternoon Walk By Mary Voyle | 33 |
The Yellow Crab 303 | 42 |
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