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Nonsense , Dola , " I said sharply . much , ” he replied indistinctly , in a “ Don't talk
rubbish . ' There was frightened voice . not much else I could say . Dola I put on
clothes . regarded me stolidly ; he had re “ Is he sick like Wesu ? ” I asked ...
Nonsense , Dola , " I said sharply . much , ” he replied indistinctly , in a “ Don't talk
rubbish . ' There was frightened voice . not much else I could say . Dola I put on
clothes . regarded me stolidly ; he had re “ Is he sick like Wesu ? ” I asked ...
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The Timi replied that not only would he be delighted to send his drummers to the
camp but would come himself . All he asked was that we should send a lorry for
his men , and this we agreed to do . In the course of further conversation the Timi
...
The Timi replied that not only would he be delighted to send his drummers to the
camp but would come himself . All he asked was that we should send a lorry for
his men , and this we agreed to do . In the course of further conversation the Timi
...
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Each man answered according to his temperament . Mike Downey , the adze
wielder , replied , “ Ready by May ! Arrh ; we'll be after finishing her by March . ”
Paddy Donovan , the W.G.P. ( world's greatest pessimist ) , replied , “ Ready in
May !
Each man answered according to his temperament . Mike Downey , the adze
wielder , replied , “ Ready by May ! Arrh ; we'll be after finishing her by March . ”
Paddy Donovan , the W.G.P. ( world's greatest pessimist ) , replied , “ Ready in
May !
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JANUARY 1957 | 1 |
A CUT ABOVE THE AVERAGE | 17 |
THE ESCAPE OF LAVALETTE BY W BARING PEMBERTON 449 | 27 |
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