A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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Margaret Kennedy. " What is he like ? You must remember him before he went away . Is he much altered ? ” " No more than one would expect , in ten years . ' " What does he talk about ? " pressed Louisa . Jenny tried to remember . 99 " I ...
Margaret Kennedy. " What is he like ? You must remember him before he went away . Is he much altered ? ” " No more than one would expect , in ten years . ' " What does he talk about ? " pressed Louisa . Jenny tried to remember . 99 " I ...
Page 116
... remember that we have always treated our Jews a little better than other nations have . Some did worse than pull out their teeth , whenever money was wanted . " " We can't be blamed for the barbarity of our ancestors . " " Our children ...
... remember that we have always treated our Jews a little better than other nations have . Some did worse than pull out their teeth , whenever money was wanted . " " We can't be blamed for the barbarity of our ancestors . " " Our children ...
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... remember nothing of the mother , but some recollec- tion of nights spent at Slane St. Mary's forced him to allow the possibility . Jenny made no claims for it on that score , but her interest and affection gave a strong indication of ...
... remember nothing of the mother , but some recollec- tion of nights spent at Slane St. Mary's forced him to allow the possibility . Jenny made no claims for it on that score , but her interest and affection gave a strong indication of ...
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