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... keep their original good shape and suppleness while boots are soled again and again . The block toe and back ... keeps out all damp , protects the insole , and may be removed for repair when necessary , with- out damaging the main sole ...
... keep their original good shape and suppleness while boots are soled again and again . The block toe and back ... keeps out all damp , protects the insole , and may be removed for repair when necessary , with- out damaging the main sole ...
Side 25
... keep out the piercing winds of winter . The channel ran straight ahead , as far as the eye could see , as though it had been cut by the hand of man ; and I learned some time later that it was indeed a remnant , the sole fragment left ...
... keep out the piercing winds of winter . The channel ran straight ahead , as far as the eye could see , as though it had been cut by the hand of man ; and I learned some time later that it was indeed a remnant , the sole fragment left ...
Side 25
... keep them from from each other's throats . A string of motor - lorries , packed with British infantry , headed south - east from Oppeln . The day had , mercifully , broken cool and cloudy . On the box- seat of each vehicle , between the ...
... keep them from from each other's throats . A string of motor - lorries , packed with British infantry , headed south - east from Oppeln . The day had , mercifully , broken cool and cloudy . On the box- seat of each vehicle , between the ...
Side 36
... keep him in ease and poteen for the rest of his days . He was always out of time , and would give the band a withering look every few sec- onds , to explain to us that it was the musicians ' fault and not his . The audience - every ...
... keep him in ease and poteen for the rest of his days . He was always out of time , and would give the band a withering look every few sec- onds , to explain to us that it was the musicians ' fault and not his . The audience - every ...
Side 37
... keep out the spray of the Atlantic gales in winter- time . parently made a half - hearted effort to grow trees , but about fifteen feet seemed to be the limit they had been able to struggle up to , and on this fine spring day the rooks ...
... keep out the spray of the Atlantic gales in winter- time . parently made a half - hearted effort to grow trees , but about fifteen feet seemed to be the limit they had been able to struggle up to , and on this fine spring day the rooks ...
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