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... dark reds , blue and a splash of yellow , before the voluminous folds of the old man's white pantaloons hid the rug ... dark - glasses which he ceremoniously stuck on his nose . Whenever we stopped the glasses were carefully returned to ...
... dark reds , blue and a splash of yellow , before the voluminous folds of the old man's white pantaloons hid the rug ... dark - glasses which he ceremoniously stuck on his nose . Whenever we stopped the glasses were carefully returned to ...
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... darkness of summer , not the solid rough dark of winter , and as the boy moved to pull in his head from the open window , something seemed to shimmer down from the sky over the far hill . It was as if someone had quickly shaken out a ...
... darkness of summer , not the solid rough dark of winter , and as the boy moved to pull in his head from the open window , something seemed to shimmer down from the sky over the far hill . It was as if someone had quickly shaken out a ...
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... dark . If you cannot sleep , and decide to read , you can switch on the light . This little girl wakes up in the morning , but it is still night , because her world is always dark . Darkness and light are both alike to her . THE ROYAL ...
... dark . If you cannot sleep , and decide to read , you can switch on the light . This little girl wakes up in the morning , but it is still night , because her world is always dark . Darkness and light are both alike to her . THE ROYAL ...
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Summer 1959 | 307 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES vii | 377 |
AUTUMN FIELDS by Noel Blakiston | 385 |
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