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... Streatham, 5.W.16. Cardigan, Lord. Diary of a General Lever and Surtees. Odd parts. Cruickshank, G. Anything unique. Rudcock, 287 High Street, Lincoln. Dictionary of Christian Biography. Vol. 11. Dr. Wm. Smith and Prof. Wace. Cloth. John Murray. 1877. Seed ...
... means that there is no seam under the arm to rub or strain the muscles. The under-side of the sleeve is carried down into the scye of the coat, which allows perfect freedom of movement and at the same time the arm can be extended without lifting the coat ...
... work than the late Chevalier Grattan Flood, yet even so well-armed a scholar saw fit to argue (in an article pub lished in the Musical Times for June, 1928) purely on a basis of misleading dates, that Allan Ramsay, and not John Gay, wa3 tho originator of ...
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... repeating is an arm of very lt has a limited bore or the rather better .300 Sherwood are most admirable little weapons for roe shooting or a chance at capercailzie in the pine . The light American repeating rifle for small game is an arm of very much the ...