The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 167William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1953 |
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... looked at my watch . It was nine o'clock . Both Maurice and I pretended to be asleep when Madame Mansarde tiptoed into our room . Through secret eye - slots I watched her scribble a note and pin it to Maurice's pillow . As soon as we ...
... looked at my watch . It was nine o'clock . Both Maurice and I pretended to be asleep when Madame Mansarde tiptoed into our room . Through secret eye - slots I watched her scribble a note and pin it to Maurice's pillow . As soon as we ...
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... looked away . " For God's sake let's go . " " I've had enough of this . " My brother started the car . As we drove off I said , “ What dirty swine . " I looked through the back window of the car . They had put the child back on the road ...
... looked away . " For God's sake let's go . " " I've had enough of this . " My brother started the car . As we drove off I said , “ What dirty swine . " I looked through the back window of the car . They had put the child back on the road ...
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... looked at his watch and sprang to his feet with a sudden grace . " We've got to get moving , " he told them . " I am allowing a little over four hours to reach the summit ridge , which is ample , but I don't want to spend any more time ...
... looked at his watch and sprang to his feet with a sudden grace . " We've got to get moving , " he told them . " I am allowing a little over four hours to reach the summit ridge , which is ample , but I don't want to spend any more time ...
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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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