A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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... play cricket , he thought . I draw the line at that . Ellen can play with him ; if I'd thought of it in time I could have bought her a cricket bat in Severnton . I suppose I should have bought presents for all of them . Ellen , whom he ...
... play cricket , he thought . I draw the line at that . Ellen can play with him ; if I'd thought of it in time I could have bought her a cricket bat in Severnton . I suppose I should have bought presents for all of them . Ellen , whom he ...
Page 23
... play . Then it struck him that Stretton Priors might be a very agreeable place could he always have it completely to himself . For a fortnight he would not be obliged to play the central part in an intricate pattern , devised and ...
... play . Then it struck him that Stretton Priors might be a very agreeable place could he always have it completely to himself . For a fortnight he would not be obliged to play the central part in an intricate pattern , devised and ...
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... played that this long while . ” " Oh Dickie ! What a pity ! " It was a fiddle which she had contrived to get for him ... play ! " " I'm no child . This will be my last summer at Haysel , Mas- ter Crowther say . ' " " " He'll put you to a ...
... played that this long while . ” " Oh Dickie ! What a pity ! " It was a fiddle which she had contrived to get for him ... play ! " " I'm no child . This will be my last summer at Haysel , Mas- ter Crowther say . ' " " " He'll put you to a ...
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