A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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Page 68
... Cottar and he was nine years old . He lived with his grandmother in a tumbledown cottage be- longing to Crowther . Of his mother , who had left the country soon after his birth , nobody had heard news for a long time . Among the dozen ...
... Cottar and he was nine years old . He lived with his grandmother in a tumbledown cottage be- longing to Crowther . Of his mother , who had left the country soon after his birth , nobody had heard news for a long time . Among the dozen ...
Page 87
... Cottar , over at Millthorne , " said Dr. Newbolt , " thinks of putting that grandchild of hers to work at Cran- ton's . " " What ? " exclaimed Jenny . " Dickie ? Dickie Cottar ? ” " Ay , that's the lad . Old enough to keep himself now ...
... Cottar , over at Millthorne , " said Dr. Newbolt , " thinks of putting that grandchild of hers to work at Cran- ton's . " " What ? " exclaimed Jenny . " Dickie ? Dickie Cottar ? ” " Ay , that's the lad . Old enough to keep himself now ...
Page 90
... Cottar . Any other child in the parish ... you must know what I mean ? " She nodded sadly . " I don't like to raise such a point . If we should take par- ticular notice of the child , just now , there would be talk . That would be most ...
... Cottar . Any other child in the parish ... you must know what I mean ? " She nodded sadly . " I don't like to raise such a point . If we should take par- ticular notice of the child , just now , there would be talk . That would be most ...
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