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... to be somewhat blind And look for the virtue behind them. (Martin Loosemore.) Bright Bits George, what became of that piece of cake that was left on the tray? asked his mother. I gave it to a little boy who was awfully hungry, mother. That was very ...
... to be somewhat blind And look for the virtue behind them. (Martin Loosemore.) Bright Bits George, what became of that piece of cake that was left on the tray? asked his mother. I gave it to a little boy who was awfully hungry, mother. That was very ...
... ” said mother to her little daughter who was impatient about some cress seed she had sown. Not everything, mother. Not piece of cake,” remarked young Jackie. ...
... training wing in Cornwall. where he is taking an air crew might engineer's) course. He says: The course here is not Ant a 'piece of cake.' as one is sometimes led to believe. There's plenty of bard work to do. but if you keep at it I don't think anyone should ...
... B. J. May (Margate Flights)’ is with an initial training wing in Cornwall and reports that the course is not just ** a piece of cake *' as people* arc sometimes led to believe. ** There's plenty hard work to do,” writes. ** but hq who keeps at it should ...
... wing In Cornwall. where he is taking an air crew ((light engineer's) course. He says: The course here Is not Just a 'piece of cake.' as one is some- led to believe. There's plenty of hard work to do, but if you keep at it I don't think anyone should ...
... soon. B, J. May (Margate Flights) is with an initial training wing in Cornwall and reports that the course not just ' piece of cake as people are sometimes led believe. There's plenty ol hard work to do. he w ties. but he who keeps at it should not ...
... wings sprouting on your tunic for the first time. A year on bombing ops in the pilot's cockpit, and everything just a piece of cake, with no bother. \ZOU should get away from J- are not far from All the time, of course, Joan had been along to fool around ...
... war-time upstairs expression, a piece of cake.” Between the end of the home innings and the adjournment for tea, he collared five wickets for a single run in five overs, four of which were maidens. A dropped catch, not an easy one let it be said, deprived ...
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... Ransford The Husbandman Waiteth : A Sgatement of Policy Guide to War Pensions, etc. British Legion It’s a Piece of Cake. R.A.F. Slang Made Easy. Table Tennis Tips by Jack Carrington - War Comes to the People by Therese Bonney People’s History of the War ...
... bacon (or ham) between two hefty slices of bread and butter four or five more thick slices of buttered bread piece of cheese and a piece of cake I admit the contents of this box looked rather frightening to me and even by the end of the week appetite was ...