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... Perhaps they thought that I had the ' evil eye ' : anyone in Persia whose eyes are coloured with any resemblance to blue is said to be invested with this unwelcome power . Or else it was my hat , unusual enough in this part of the ...
... Perhaps they thought that I had the ' evil eye ' : anyone in Persia whose eyes are coloured with any resemblance to blue is said to be invested with this unwelcome power . Or else it was my hat , unusual enough in this part of the ...
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... perhaps the ghost of those who had been murdered by the mountain haunted . Perhaps the crying wind was their breath . Once at home we had been sitting with a few neighbours in the old parlour when the clock struck twelve . There had ...
... perhaps the ghost of those who had been murdered by the mountain haunted . Perhaps the crying wind was their breath . Once at home we had been sitting with a few neighbours in the old parlour when the clock struck twelve . There had ...
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... Perhaps it is then that you first know you are you , and God is God , and the earth is the earth . Perhaps those children who never are allowed to stand by themselves and listen have no chance to know that seven begins something new ...
... Perhaps it is then that you first know you are you , and God is God , and the earth is the earth . Perhaps those children who never are allowed to stand by themselves and listen have no chance to know that seven begins something new ...
Índice
Summer 1959 | 307 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES vii | 377 |
AUTUMN FIELDS by Noel Blakiston | 385 |
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