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And they came closer to him , passed him , went on ; figures passing in a dream . He was non - existant . He was the invisible watcher . He saw them carry him to the waiting mouth of the ambulance , lower him carefully , so carefully in ...
And they came closer to him , passed him , went on ; figures passing in a dream . He was non - existant . He was the invisible watcher . He saw them carry him to the waiting mouth of the ambulance , lower him carefully , so carefully in ...
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His books , after their initial popularity passed , found an enduring place in the libraries of English preparatory schools , and anyone who has passed through such an establishment , must feel a faint stirring in the heart at the sight ...
His books , after their initial popularity passed , found an enduring place in the libraries of English preparatory schools , and anyone who has passed through such an establishment , must feel a faint stirring in the heart at the sight ...
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So I passed W.O.S.B. ( the War Office Selection Board ) . So I passed out of Mons with top honours S.U.O. , my O.Q.s ( Officer Qualities ) maximised . But I resented the army , because it knew how to get the most out of me .
So I passed W.O.S.B. ( the War Office Selection Board ) . So I passed out of Mons with top honours S.U.O. , my O.Q.s ( Officer Qualities ) maximised . But I resented the army , because it knew how to get the most out of me .
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| Title | The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 181 |
| Editors | George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Publisher | Smith, Elder and Company, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2007 |
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