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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... wall , but after the Strike the poor beggers were put down lower than animals . It's a crying shame men can't be properly treated , especially when a good few were in the Trenches . There's no sign of things getting better though ...
... wall , but after the Strike the poor beggers were put down lower than animals . It's a crying shame men can't be properly treated , especially when a good few were in the Trenches . There's no sign of things getting better though ...
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... wall met the asphalt , and he decided to have that tidied up right away . His office was a square small room which he marked off as his by a few books and photographs , and a framed town plan hung on the wall . His command was of four ...
... wall met the asphalt , and he decided to have that tidied up right away . His office was a square small room which he marked off as his by a few books and photographs , and a framed town plan hung on the wall . His command was of four ...
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... wall . She wept . How lucky she was . She had tears in her . It was finished . He was on his feet , and saying to himself : Why wait so long ? Life was too short for this . SMASH MATRIMONY , he wrote on a white wall of the spare room ...
... wall . She wept . How lucky she was . She had tears in her . It was finished . He was on his feet , and saying to himself : Why wait so long ? Life was too short for this . SMASH MATRIMONY , he wrote on a white wall of the spare room ...
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