The Widower's SonAllen, 1976 - 288 pages William's father, a Nottinghamshire coalminer, is proud of his son's military success, and annoyed when he gives up his life as a colonel in the artillery to become manager of a bowling alley. |
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... glad to pull off his weekday clothes and feel the fire's heat before stepping over the rim . His father took only five minutes to get scrubbed , so the bath was still hot and he sat down slowly , ladling the soap - bubbles and water up ...
... glad to pull off his weekday clothes and feel the fire's heat before stepping over the rim . His father took only five minutes to get scrubbed , so the bath was still hot and he sat down slowly , ladling the soap - bubbles and water up ...
Page 37
... glad the arrow pointed up some stairs to the photographer's studio because he could decide in the half dark ascent whether to have three for one - and - six or five for two - and - three , as it advertised outside . He'd come down later ...
... glad the arrow pointed up some stairs to the photographer's studio because he could decide in the half dark ascent whether to have three for one - and - six or five for two - and - three , as it advertised outside . He'd come down later ...
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... glad if call - up stopped and they got back to a small professional army . The gunner today didn't give a bugger , he sometimes thought , was happy - go - lucky , and too full of fun and accidents . Frighten him with the glasshouse ...
... glad if call - up stopped and they got back to a small professional army . The gunner today didn't give a bugger , he sometimes thought , was happy - go - lucky , and too full of fun and accidents . Frighten him with the glasshouse ...
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