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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... gunner he felt that God could see him more clearly at night , and that he put into him a feeling of guilt at taking part in this thing called war . But the thought didn't bother him , because war was , after all , a mere side - step ...
... gunner he felt that God could see him more clearly at night , and that he put into him a feeling of guilt at taking part in this thing called war . But the thought didn't bother him , because war was , after all , a mere side - step ...
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... gunner , and so would feel even better for the change . He'd always made the mistake of thinking that because he had never been attached to any woman for long he never would be . The clouds turned pink on the chocolate box when he met ...
... gunner , and so would feel even better for the change . He'd always made the mistake of thinking that because he had never been attached to any woman for long he never would be . The clouds turned pink on the chocolate box when he met ...
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... gunner I was , a gunner I am , a gunner for evermore . ' O'Grady says : Don't laugh . You're dead . A shrapnel gut and a jellied head . Fix your life by survey , observed fire , or open sights . Love to everybody . Rats paradise . Water ...
... gunner I was , a gunner I am , a gunner for evermore . ' O'Grady says : Don't laugh . You're dead . A shrapnel gut and a jellied head . Fix your life by survey , observed fire , or open sights . Love to everybody . Rats paradise . Water ...
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