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... WRITES HOME 131 XVII . THE NEWS ARRIVES AT WRENTHAM 141 XVIII . THE BEGINNING OF TROUBLE 147 XIX . TRYING TO DO RIGHT 158 XX . HOME AGAIN 172 XXI . A DRAWN GAME 181 • XXII . BACK AT SYNTIA 198 XXIII . CAMP 205 CHAPTER PAGE XXIV . A ...
... WRITES HOME 131 XVII . THE NEWS ARRIVES AT WRENTHAM 141 XVIII . THE BEGINNING OF TROUBLE 147 XIX . TRYING TO DO RIGHT 158 XX . HOME AGAIN 172 XXI . A DRAWN GAME 181 • XXII . BACK AT SYNTIA 198 XXIII . CAMP 205 CHAPTER PAGE XXIV . A ...
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... WRITES HOME 131 XVII . THE NEWS ARRIVES AT WRENTHAM XVIII . THE BEGINNING OF TROUBLE 141 147 XIX . TRYING TO DO RIGHT XX . HOME AGAIN XXI . A DRAWN GAME 158 172 181 • XXII . BACK AT SYNTIA 198 XXIII . CAMP 205 CHAPTER XXIV . A MORNING'S ...
... WRITES HOME 131 XVII . THE NEWS ARRIVES AT WRENTHAM XVIII . THE BEGINNING OF TROUBLE 141 147 XIX . TRYING TO DO RIGHT XX . HOME AGAIN XXI . A DRAWN GAME 158 172 181 • XXII . BACK AT SYNTIA 198 XXIII . CAMP 205 CHAPTER XXIV . A MORNING'S ...
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... write his sermon , and Dale was delighted with him . ' Jolly old chap , ' was his ver- dict . ' Pity all parsons are not like that . We'll get him over to dinner and give him a skinful of fizz . ' Then they left cards for MacLean and ...
... write his sermon , and Dale was delighted with him . ' Jolly old chap , ' was his ver- dict . ' Pity all parsons are not like that . We'll get him over to dinner and give him a skinful of fizz . ' Then they left cards for MacLean and ...
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... write letters , she said , much to Guy's disappoint- ment ; but her father was a pleasant companion . His cigars did not appeal to Dale , who was a little restless , but Guy , with his indolent nature and his enjoyment of all things ...
... write letters , she said , much to Guy's disappoint- ment ; but her father was a pleasant companion . His cigars did not appeal to Dale , who was a little restless , but Guy , with his indolent nature and his enjoyment of all things ...
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... write to The Field that Arabs cannot hold a candle to English horses . Of course they cannot if you put the two together on a racecourse , or to carry a heavy man over a grass country . You might as well expect a Brixham trawler to run ...
... write to The Field that Arabs cannot hold a candle to English horses . Of course they cannot if you put the two together on a racecourse , or to carry a heavy man over a grass country . You might as well expect a Brixham trawler to run ...
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