Mrs Beer's HouseMacmillan, 1968 - 240 стор. |
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... Sheila just behind her , and took up her place at the Grammar School and did well . - It was assumed that Sheila and I would pass . To be first was the only anxiety . Sheila nearly was - Mother talked her way round the ' nearly ' to Mrs ...
... Sheila just behind her , and took up her place at the Grammar School and did well . - It was assumed that Sheila and I would pass . To be first was the only anxiety . Sheila nearly was - Mother talked her way round the ' nearly ' to Mrs ...
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... Sheila and I gathered from the conversation in the hall that the doctor had called for Father to take him to the hospital as Mother was much worse , and Father soon came into our room to tell us this . ' We must trust in the Lord , ' he ...
... Sheila and I gathered from the conversation in the hall that the doctor had called for Father to take him to the hospital as Mother was much worse , and Father soon came into our room to tell us this . ' We must trust in the Lord , ' he ...
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... Sheila and I were fitted out with white frocks and black accessories : hard shiny straw hats , black patent belts ... Sheila a sensible letter saying that in her opinion Sheila should leave school and make a home for her father . Another ...
... Sheila and I were fitted out with white frocks and black accessories : hard shiny straw hats , black patent belts ... Sheila a sensible letter saying that in her opinion Sheila should leave school and make a home for her father . Another ...
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