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Strona 126
... Leonard . He was the oldest of the trio . He was small , slightly hunched , with white , sparse hair , and wore a scraggly chin whisker which was indelibly stained with tobacco . He chewed and driveled as he considered the evidence and ...
... Leonard . He was the oldest of the trio . He was small , slightly hunched , with white , sparse hair , and wore a scraggly chin whisker which was indelibly stained with tobacco . He chewed and driveled as he considered the evidence and ...
Strona 176
... Leonard easily took the Valley championship . The Leonards had donated a little corner of their small land hold- ing as a site for a place of worship , and there the United Brethren ( shouting branch ) had erected a wooden house of ...
... Leonard easily took the Valley championship . The Leonards had donated a little corner of their small land hold- ing as a site for a place of worship , and there the United Brethren ( shouting branch ) had erected a wooden house of ...
Strona 177
... Leonard could speak in tongues , along with the best of them . But she electrified her audiences with her miraculous flight over the pews . At the rear , where she started her shouting , she removed her shoes and let her hair down , so ...
... Leonard could speak in tongues , along with the best of them . But she electrified her audiences with her miraculous flight over the pews . At the rear , where she started her shouting , she removed her shoes and let her hair down , so ...
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