The Strand Magazine, 31 tomasHerbert Greenhough Smith G. Newnes, 1906 |
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... round the famous red roses on the silver shield which the Lorings had borne to glory upon many a sanguinary field . Then from side to side the room was spanned by heavy oaken beams from which a great number of objects were hanging ...
... round the famous red roses on the silver shield which the Lorings had borne to glory upon many a sanguinary field . Then from side to side the room was spanned by heavy oaken beams from which a great number of objects were hanging ...
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... round and listen to every man's deeds , but if per- chance there was anyone who spoke louder than the rest and seemed to be eager for honour , then afterwards your father would pluck him softly by the sleeve and whisper in his ear , to ...
... round and listen to every man's deeds , but if per- chance there was anyone who spoke louder than the rest and seemed to be eager for honour , then afterwards your father would pluck him softly by the sleeve and whisper in his ear , to ...
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... round the famous red roses on the silver shield which the Lorings had borne to glory upon many a sanguinary field . Then from side to side the room was spanned by heavy oaken beams from which a great number of objects were hanging ...
... round the famous red roses on the silver shield which the Lorings had borne to glory upon many a sanguinary field . Then from side to side the room was spanned by heavy oaken beams from which a great number of objects were hanging ...
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... round and listen to every man's deeds , but if per- chance there was anyone who spoke louder than the rest and seemed to be eager for honour , then afterwards your father would pluck him softly by the sleeve and whisper in his ear , to ...
... round and listen to every man's deeds , but if per- chance there was anyone who spoke louder than the rest and seemed to be eager for honour , then afterwards your father would pluck him softly by the sleeve and whisper in his ear , to ...
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... round the hall singing the " Benedicite " and the " Veni Creator " before they settled in their places at the desks on either side . Then in turn each high officer of the Abbey from below upwards - the almoner , the lector , the ...
... round the hall singing the " Benedicite " and the " Veni Creator " before they settled in their places at the desks on either side . Then in turn each high officer of the Abbey from below upwards - the almoner , the lector , the ...
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