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... wealthy quarrymaster, was in love with Christine Wilson. Chris, however, gave him no encouragement, for her brother, Garry, had recognised Mrs Smith, Duncan’s sister, as the widow of a man Garry had killed. Christine had come to Port Alan and started a ...
... wealthy quarrymaster, as in love with Christine Wilson. Chris, however, gave him no encouragement, for her brother, Garry, had recognised Mrs Smith, Duncan's sister, as tho widow of the man Garry had killed. Christine had come to Port Alan and started a ...
... wealthy quarrymaster, was in love with Christine Wilson. Chris, however, gave him no encouragement, for her brother, Garry, had recognised Mrs Smith, Duncan’s sister, the widow of the man Garry had killed. Christine had come to Port Alan and started dancing ...
... wealthy quarry-master, was in love with Christine Wilson. Chris, however, gave him no encouragement, for her brother, Garry, had recognised Mrs Smith, Duncan's sister, as the widow of the man Garry had killed. Christine had come to Port Alan and started a ...
... wealthy quarrymaster, was in love with Christine Wilson. Chris, however, gave him no encouragement, for her brother, Garry, had recognised Mrs Smith, Duncan’s sister, as the widow of the man Garry had killed. Christine had come to Port Alan and started a ...
... wealthy quarrymaster, wag in love with Christine Wilson. Chris, however, gave him no encouragement, for her brother, Garry, had recognised Mrs Smith, Duncan’s sister, the widow of a man Garrv had killed. Christine had come to Port Alan and started a dancing ...
... down. —lnserted by her mammy, daddy, and sister, Thunderton, Peterhead. In loving memory our dear nephew, W. Wilson (Charlie), who was killed on the 18th Ma.v 1938; also our dear daughter, Chrissie. who died the 15th February 1928, aged 24 year'.— remembered ...
... in the Pecbloshire hills, near Innerleithen, Mr James Ritchie, postman, killed an adder. It was beautifully marked, and measured 25 inches in length. Some time ago Mr Ritchie killed an adder near the snot,. ...
... he asked in puzzled voice. It’s a report of the trial of the man who killed my brother-in-law. Here’s a photo of my sister, and one of a boy that looks like Carry. Edgar Wilson, Wilson —but it can’t be the same.” He spoke in suddenly agitated tone*. Christine ...
... bareheaded above the throng, Christine Wilson saw her brother, Garry. His only luggage was the suitcase he carried. Garry uttered sudden peal of mirthless laughter. He’s dead all right,” he cried, I ought to know. I killed him.” Garry,” whispered Christine ...
... wealthy quarrymaster, was in love with Christine Wilson. Chris, however, gave him no encouragement, for her brother, Garry, had recognised Mrs Smith, Duncan’s sister, as the widow of a man Garry had killed. Christine had come to Port Alan and started dancing ...
... threads in her hair, and when she spoke her voice was a little fretful. Molly seems to have a great admiration for you, Miss Wilson,*' she said, and 1 must say you are wonderfully patient with them all. I’m sure I should long to box their ears sometimes ...