Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 289William Blackwood, 1961 |
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... walked was damp with autumn mist and heavy dew , and because my previous day's clearance of the leaves from my garden left me with time to spare , I walked down the hill and knocked at the red door of the tall house . Willie invited me ...
... walked was damp with autumn mist and heavy dew , and because my previous day's clearance of the leaves from my garden left me with time to spare , I walked down the hill and knocked at the red door of the tall house . Willie invited me ...
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... walked out of the door with his hands deep in his pockets . It was Joe Joe's custom to keep his hands in his pockets on the way to the Café Del Costa , since he could count the coins he had there as he walked along and thereby gauge the ...
... walked out of the door with his hands deep in his pockets . It was Joe Joe's custom to keep his hands in his pockets on the way to the Café Del Costa , since he could count the coins he had there as he walked along and thereby gauge the ...
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... walked , and I settled down behind dark glasses to survey the Australian scene . It was annoying therefore to be hailed by my wife from the water's edge ; not that she is in any way a poor specimen of Australian womanhood - rather the ...
... walked , and I settled down behind dark glasses to survey the Australian scene . It was annoying therefore to be hailed by my wife from the water's edge ; not that she is in any way a poor specimen of Australian womanhood - rather the ...
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