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... past the farm . " " If we don't come to it soon , I'll begin to think the place is bewitched , " a man's voice answered from the darkness of the driving seat . His companion laughed softly , as if to show she was in agree- ment but ...
... past the farm . " " If we don't come to it soon , I'll begin to think the place is bewitched , " a man's voice answered from the darkness of the driving seat . His companion laughed softly , as if to show she was in agree- ment but ...
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... past the familiar warehouses of the harbour , past the last rock and the last light , further out than she had ever meant to go , and left her , still floating far out at sea , long after full daylight had come . It was five o'clock ...
... past the familiar warehouses of the harbour , past the last rock and the last light , further out than she had ever meant to go , and left her , still floating far out at sea , long after full daylight had come . It was five o'clock ...
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... past low - hanging trees and crowded benches , past prams and barrows , ruthlessly dividing up the close knots of friends and families , parting the couples who had stood too long together , and walking blindly into circles of children ...
... past low - hanging trees and crowded benches , past prams and barrows , ruthlessly dividing up the close knots of friends and families , parting the couples who had stood too long together , and walking blindly into circles of children ...
Índice
Summer 1959 | 307 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES vii | 377 |
AUTUMN FIELDS by Noel Blakiston | 385 |
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