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... reason at all could be dropped down together upon an island like this for a month or two . " Mr Gale , knowing full well that a woman never embarks upon a general statement with- out intending it to have a personal application ...
... reason at all could be dropped down together upon an island like this for a month or two . " Mr Gale , knowing full well that a woman never embarks upon a general statement with- out intending it to have a personal application ...
Side 34
... the gathering . It is one of our most rigid principles in the Game Reserve that the under- lying reason for any such 99 assembly of the feathered tribe must at once be investigated 34 [ July BUSH PIRATES BY MAJOR J STEVENSON-HAMILTON,
... the gathering . It is one of our most rigid principles in the Game Reserve that the under- lying reason for any such 99 assembly of the feathered tribe must at once be investigated 34 [ July BUSH PIRATES BY MAJOR J STEVENSON-HAMILTON,
Side 37
... reason , nothing but grass will grow ; and , again , there are dense patches where the trees are set close , and the spaces between them are filled with young shoots and bram- bles of the most uncompromis- ing kind . At present the wind ...
... reason , nothing but grass will grow ; and , again , there are dense patches where the trees are set close , and the spaces between them are filled with young shoots and bram- bles of the most uncompromis- ing kind . At present the wind ...
Side 53
... reason for trying to prove that he was not well and truly married when he left England in 1604 . Lying and the concoction of false documents were not held to be incompatible with the character of the complete Elizabethan gentleman ...
... reason for trying to prove that he was not well and truly married when he left England in 1604 . Lying and the concoction of false documents were not held to be incompatible with the character of the complete Elizabethan gentleman ...
Side 60
... reason . He said that he could not see why he was to be blamed for marrying Elizabeth Southwell , when the Earl of Devonshire had just married Penelope Rich , though her husband Lord Rich was still alive . When we consider that Penelope ...
... reason . He said that he could not see why he was to be blamed for marrying Elizabeth Southwell , when the Earl of Devonshire had just married Penelope Rich , though her husband Lord Rich was still alive . When we consider that Penelope ...
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