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... Conderertreet whistling. Philip did not linger long behind the board. He crossed the street. daintily picking his way through unwept dust and garbage. anil took the further direction. Ile went straight to a certain office in High Holborn, and asked for ...

... low-lying coast only crows and jackdaws come down to forage among the weed that is piled along high water-mark in the hope of picking up some stranded fish or crab or mussel. Herons, too, are to be seen at many points round the coast, though the grey-coated ...

... the swah.” But, once outside the garish entrance of the restaurant, Trask made no attempt to overtake the jockey. Having picked out the dapper figure in the grey dust-coat, he gave chase; but he kept his distance, and even increased it whenever he could ...

... “JUlriffhK deacon. Anything to save your feelings. I’ll go right in again.” “What are the 'seven ages of msn,* HenryT ** Luggage, garbage, storage, mortgage, postage, shrinkage, and dotage.** He went right the head the class. Sorrowful child (to vicar); ** Mr ...