Country JakeMacmillan, 1946 - 258 |
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Strona 19
... knew how violent his reactions might be . He might refuse to let us have a team the next time we wanted to go somewhere . So , if we boys were questioned by the Old Man , we were to tell him that we missed part of the parade , but that ...
... knew how violent his reactions might be . He might refuse to let us have a team the next time we wanted to go somewhere . So , if we boys were questioned by the Old Man , we were to tell him that we missed part of the parade , but that ...
Strona 91
... knew , it had never borne an apple . It was a unit in an old orchard that Dad had planted when he knew nothing of farming . He had selected the best - looking specimens from an agent's catalog , and as the Old Man was not especially ...
... knew , it had never borne an apple . It was a unit in an old orchard that Dad had planted when he knew nothing of farming . He had selected the best - looking specimens from an agent's catalog , and as the Old Man was not especially ...
Strona 248
... knew so many of the answers in advance of the contention that I did not need to argue it out . For the first time in my life , a calmness of spirit took hold of me . My determination to go to school was established as a rock in a weary ...
... knew so many of the answers in advance of the contention that I did not need to argue it out . For the first time in my life , a calmness of spirit took hold of me . My determination to go to school was established as a rock in a weary ...
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