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... hill , encircled by Betsy's Lane , which led , a haunted path to a haunted pool , widder- shins to the next village . Keeping his eyes on the pine - topped hill , the small boy made a sign of his own invention . He pressed his two ...
... hill , encircled by Betsy's Lane , which led , a haunted path to a haunted pool , widder- shins to the next village . Keeping his eyes on the pine - topped hill , the small boy made a sign of his own invention . He pressed his two ...
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... hill and in a fierce whisper said , “ Turn us all into stones , King Pendragon , and let the yew tree hide the house forever , but please , please if the furniture van comes tomorrow to take us all away to London let me come back one ...
... hill and in a fierce whisper said , “ Turn us all into stones , King Pendragon , and let the yew tree hide the house forever , but please , please if the furniture van comes tomorrow to take us all away to London let me come back one ...
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... hill looking like any of the mountain farmers ' daughters off to visit relations in the next village . It was early winter and the days already short . Dusk was falling when I left the train at the foot of the high mountains and set out ...
... hill looking like any of the mountain farmers ' daughters off to visit relations in the next village . It was early winter and the days already short . Dusk was falling when I left the train at the foot of the high mountains and set out ...
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Summer 1959 | 307 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES vii | 377 |
AUTUMN FIELDS by Noel Blakiston | 385 |
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