Hillsland (Cleveland): As it was Seventy Years AgoGriffith & Farran, 1881 - 301 pages |
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... interest myself in something . I sent , as we agreed , to withdraw the coastguard men from the stations , and they are all down at the shore wondering what they are to do . I mean to drill them presently , to make them suppose that to ...
... interest myself in something . I sent , as we agreed , to withdraw the coastguard men from the stations , and they are all down at the shore wondering what they are to do . I mean to drill them presently , to make them suppose that to ...
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... interest him . At last he said there was only one reason for not having a harbour of refuge , and that was that it would help the smugglers . The son , who all this time had not spoken , although frequently appealed to by his father ...
... interest him . At last he said there was only one reason for not having a harbour of refuge , and that was that it would help the smugglers . The son , who all this time had not spoken , although frequently appealed to by his father ...
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... interest . A few children gathered round the men , and when they saw the soldiers billeted upon their own homes , they followed into the houses to stare at them , or looked slyly in at the doorways , the fact being that a quiet people ...
... interest . A few children gathered round the men , and when they saw the soldiers billeted upon their own homes , they followed into the houses to stare at them , or looked slyly in at the doorways , the fact being that a quiet people ...
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... interest the girls exceedingly , especially when Mary found that she had seen Captain Latimer at Mr Temple's . They both felt how serious a matter it was , and were sure that much bloodshed must be the consequence before the smugglers ...
... interest the girls exceedingly , especially when Mary found that she had seen Captain Latimer at Mr Temple's . They both felt how serious a matter it was , and were sure that much bloodshed must be the consequence before the smugglers ...
Page 95
... interest , and in reply to close questions he said , ' Well I can tell you this : Captain Latimer is in no danger , and no harm will happen to him , if the soldiers go away , and they leave the smugglers alone . ' ' How do you know this ...
... interest , and in reply to close questions he said , ' Well I can tell you this : Captain Latimer is in no danger , and no harm will happen to him , if the soldiers go away , and they leave the smugglers alone . ' ' How do you know this ...
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African Wanderers ain't answer asked BARBARA HUTTON began better Book Bridget brother bugle bugler called Captain Brooke Captain Latimer Carfax castle cave chap cloth elegant coastguard coloured Illustrations comfort conversation cottage cutter Dingrose and Anty door Everton Father Philip Fcap feel Frank Furcliffe G. A. HENTY gang Gertrude gilt edges give HARRISON WEIR heard hill Hillsland Holly Bank horse immediately Jock Dingrose kind knew lady Latimer's leader lieutenant looked magistrates Mary Massingberd matter Merton mind morning mother Myke Myke's never night nowt old woman once Pardox perhaps pony priest quietly remember returned round Sample schooner second sergeant seemed senior sergeant serious Shillings Shillings and Sixpence smugglers soldiers sound the retreat Stories talking tell Temple there's thought told took Troutbeck Upchase vessel walked wish wonder word wounded
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