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... SHORT STORY tion, or any of the other theatrical superlatives, but his show was adequate, and he did get a week's engagement. Other engagements followed—provincial tours, and finally appearance at a Metropolitan music-hall put the Vagabond Fiddler at ...
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... Short Story the boys and girls, it became Polly's, somewhere to go most nights of the week. Pohdari WHS tied. The people .spcn freely what they had: they did noi mind hi.s heightened priees; they were well behaved and respectable. Comparing them with ...
... SHORT STORY II cloomonancinciancioriciarariona • ENA breathed • sigh of relief. The very stout lady with the very big babket hod got out at Stannerton and now she had the carriage to herself. She let down the window with a cheerful bump. eausitig a great ...
... SHORT STORY much to think of except the torment of his love for Idtth! And now to do it cold blood to Implored .. . Mis ehd refused analyse things any more. The mention brought upon him an overmastering horror which he could net drake en. The hllhaen ...
... SHORT STORY THE coolness and quietness of the Swan at Knowle reminded me that I was both tired and thirsty. I left my car in the tiny courtyard, and went into the bar parlour. There were only two customers weather-beaten old rustic in soiled straw hat ...
... SHORT STORY. 'The winning Short Story sent in to the Heath County School Eisteddfod on St. David's Day is published be and is written by David Hughes. ...
... SHORT STORY The annual competition commemorates the name of a former Bebington librarian. It is linked with an annual short story competition for which a local author and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lancelyn Green, have donated prizes. The winner in ...