The WarsDelacorte Press/S. Lawrence, 1977 - 226 pages |
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... Stourbridge St Aubyn's - and flew around in an absolute rage . I don't under- stand ! I don't understand ! she kept saying . Finally , I had to tell her . They're in love , I said . Barbara said : who with ? She really was rather stupid ...
... Stourbridge St Aubyn's - and flew around in an absolute rage . I don't under- stand ! I don't understand ! she kept saying . Finally , I had to tell her . They're in love , I said . Barbara said : who with ? She really was rather stupid ...
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... Stourbridge , Juliet and Barbara's eldest brother , was one of the Cambridge poets whose best - known work — like that of Sassoon and Rupert Brooke - had its roots in the war . Other poets who were present on the First of July , besides ...
... Stourbridge , Juliet and Barbara's eldest brother , was one of the Cambridge poets whose best - known work — like that of Sassoon and Rupert Brooke - had its roots in the war . Other poets who were present on the First of July , besides ...
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... Stourbridge - St Aubyn's , where the incidents which Lady Juliet's diary describes took place , is a village about seven- teen miles from Cambridge on the river Stour . This river rises in Cambridgeshire and empties into the North Sea ...
... Stourbridge - St Aubyn's , where the incidents which Lady Juliet's diary describes took place , is a village about seven- teen miles from Cambridge on the river Stour . This river rises in Cambridgeshire and empties into the North Sea ...
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