Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 285W. Blackwood, 1959 |
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... looked behind me , and there across a sort of garden , a row of motor - charabancs was just lining up , and a four - horse coach as well , and someone shouting about a nice trip to the New Forest , and you would be home in time for tea ...
... looked behind me , and there across a sort of garden , a row of motor - charabancs was just lining up , and a four - horse coach as well , and someone shouting about a nice trip to the New Forest , and you would be home in time for tea ...
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... looked quite cap- able of telling us we could not go , so we signed and got out before he changed his mind . Fifty yards away on the tarmac , ready to move off , stood a Lockheed Hudson with both engines roaring . The metal fuselage was ...
... looked quite cap- able of telling us we could not go , so we signed and got out before he changed his mind . Fifty yards away on the tarmac , ready to move off , stood a Lockheed Hudson with both engines roaring . The metal fuselage was ...
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... looked inquiringly at David , " could the police here call them up on the V.H.F. and ask for a weather report ? " We watched as the two passengers pushed their bags through the open doors of the cabin and scrambled in after them . The ...
... looked inquiringly at David , " could the police here call them up on the V.H.F. and ask for a weather report ? " We watched as the two passengers pushed their bags through the open doors of the cabin and scrambled in after them . The ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BY ROBERT H HILL | 384 |
THE TADPOLES BY HUGH DUNT | 480 |
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