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... hat and shoes to match, while she carried a bouquet of lilies and heather. She was attended by hue sister, Mrs. Chas. Rill, of Aberdare, who wore a frock of boied►rose crepe-doehine, and a beige picture hat and carried ...
... studies. The consoling words of Lissie Ann that be might become a teacher, a teacher in an intermediate school which was almost respectable as becoming a minister, were still further fortified when it was whispered that a teacher from the ...
... well known vicSt ist, gave a nada* sob. it II 1: Where is the Abeam* lawn Tommie Club? This a few age an ground and had a fairly large masnibership, but am, abet the well-leihegt lawn and the impeaing plena a S filet decaying-- ...
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... altered. A Pathan M Wark Prem.—A coma brought toe little boy. • local hairdos-neer, cud left them telling the toosorial artist that she wanted the lairs hair cut exactly the same sty It other little boys, who she remarked hod only tome no a ...
... w aiag i ; fel to a large .jag wee a bl y Mr. W. M. Tbe precentor is Mr. H. T. Hawker, David. The following rendered rents- A. 1.8.9 whom coaductonhip Cr° Dobbin,the leaded a high standard. Winds Goode, Megan Jones; dialogue. m a d ...
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... threatened her with a table knife and a razor. She had found slips of paper in his pockets which were notes written him by girls. She also put in a wire sent by defend. ant to a girl in Bridgend, and which reed ...
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... were lucky to get away with so small a defeat. They were completely outclaaaed, and only bad luck deferred the homestens from running up a collossal score. T. Lewis kicked a penalty goal, and Cyril Shell crossed with a spectacular try. J. Anthony's effort ...
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