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... church of St. Erroc . Even now there is no railway within several miles of it ; and the parish is perhaps as isolated and old- fashioned as any in England . Its southern boundary is formed by a line of rugged cliffs , with one or two ...
... church of St. Erroc . Even now there is no railway within several miles of it ; and the parish is perhaps as isolated and old- fashioned as any in England . Its southern boundary is formed by a line of rugged cliffs , with one or two ...
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... church of St. Kerle's , and had afterwards left the county . After Mrs. Treveryan's death her husband seemed for a time quite broken by his loss . People pitied the ' poor old Squire , ' and said he would never be the same man again ...
... church of St. Kerle's , and had afterwards left the county . After Mrs. Treveryan's death her husband seemed for a time quite broken by his loss . People pitied the ' poor old Squire , ' and said he would never be the same man again ...
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... church of St. Erroc . Even now there is no railway within several miles of it ; and the parish is perhaps as isolated and old- fashioned as any in England . Its southern boundary is formed by a line of rugged cliffs , with one or two ...
... church of St. Erroc . Even now there is no railway within several miles of it ; and the parish is perhaps as isolated and old- fashioned as any in England . Its southern boundary is formed by a line of rugged cliffs , with one or two ...
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... church of St. Kerle's , and had afterwards left the county . After Mrs. Treveryan's death her husband seemed for a time quite broken by his loss . People pitied the ' poor old Squire , ' and said he would never be the same man again ...
... church of St. Kerle's , and had afterwards left the county . After Mrs. Treveryan's death her husband seemed for a time quite broken by his loss . People pitied the ' poor old Squire , ' and said he would never be the same man again ...
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... church could do so ; and generally three or four men availed themselves of the chance . That night some of the officers of a Hussar regiment which was quartered at Syntia had driven over from cantonments . The regiment was to be ...
... church could do so ; and generally three or four men availed themselves of the chance . That night some of the officers of a Hussar regiment which was quartered at Syntia had driven over from cantonments . The regiment was to be ...
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2nd Edit Afghans answered asked Aylmer Beamish beautiful began Berry Head blue cantonment cavalry Celt Charles Langley child Chimp CHURCH Colonel Treveryan Dale dark Dean CHURCH dear dinner England English Erroc everything eyes F. T. PALGRAVE face father feeling felt fight girl glad Globe 8vo Goldney good-bye Guy Langley Guy's hand happy hard head heart Helen Treveryan hope horse Illustrated India J. A. SYMONDS Kabul knew Lady Mary Laneithin laughed letter looked mind morning mother native never night once Pitt Wright pleasant POEMS Prof regiment rode Roland round Russell Sahib seemed Sermons side Sikhs Simla smile sowar spoke stay stood sure syce Syntia talk Tara Devi thing Thirtieth thought told tonga trees voice vols walked woman Wrentham young
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