Mrs Beer's HouseMacmillan, 1968 - 240 стор. |
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... actually spoke in these terms to my mother , almost congratulating her . My mother and aunts , who , quite naturally , did not welcome honesty on this point , seemed to fear that our moral training might have been undermined by Mrs ...
... actually spoke in these terms to my mother , almost congratulating her . My mother and aunts , who , quite naturally , did not welcome honesty on this point , seemed to fear that our moral training might have been undermined by Mrs ...
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... actually in the bookcase , though at a great height on the top shelf , and in any case it was forbidden to children of godless homes as well . When we were at the Grammar School , the English master's daughter , who was in the same ...
... actually in the bookcase , though at a great height on the top shelf , and in any case it was forbidden to children of godless homes as well . When we were at the Grammar School , the English master's daughter , who was in the same ...
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... actually set out without at least six children appearing from various directions with cries of ' Mummy's coming ! ' to Mr Foster or whoever was driving . I thought that Mr Foster , whom I remember particularly , had superhuman powers of ...
... actually set out without at least six children appearing from various directions with cries of ' Mummy's coming ! ' to Mr Foster or whoever was driving . I thought that Mr Foster , whom I remember particularly , had superhuman powers of ...
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