A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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Page 38
... Brandon's fringe frame , " she explained . " We prom- ised to return it on Saturday . But now she's gone to Hereford , and to tell the truth we should be very glad to keep it a little longer . For my father's curtains ... they're old ...
... Brandon's fringe frame , " she explained . " We prom- ised to return it on Saturday . But now she's gone to Hereford , and to tell the truth we should be very glad to keep it a little longer . For my father's curtains ... they're old ...
Page 130
... Brandon ? " " There's only one Mr. Brandon , ” she said , smiling . “ I told him that he must speak to my father , and he said that he would do so immediately . He waited , hoping to see Papa that evening . But then , they brought him ...
... Brandon ? " " There's only one Mr. Brandon , ” she said , smiling . “ I told him that he must speak to my father , and he said that he would do so immediately . He waited , hoping to see Papa that evening . But then , they brought him ...
Page 188
... Brandon ... your brother ? " " He'll be all for cutting out that breakfast . It was he told me to go and meet you at the lodge gate . I wanted him to come too , but he said that if I went alone it would be a great time- saver ...
... Brandon ... your brother ? " " He'll be all for cutting out that breakfast . It was he told me to go and meet you at the lodge gate . I wanted him to come too , but he said that if I went alone it would be a great time- saver ...
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