Punch, Volume 282Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1982 - English wit and humor |
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Page 37
... seems that the father realised the error of letting his maiden sisters bring up his children . The old colonel seems like a most excellent sort of dad . When he retired , in his early forties , he came back to England and released his ...
... seems that the father realised the error of letting his maiden sisters bring up his children . The old colonel seems like a most excellent sort of dad . When he retired , in his early forties , he came back to England and released his ...
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... seems no matter . The power of television , as they see it , is such that they would often rather withdraw or fix unacceptable terms than participate . They feel that the influence of an appearance on the box is more important than it ...
... seems no matter . The power of television , as they see it , is such that they would often rather withdraw or fix unacceptable terms than participate . They feel that the influence of an appearance on the box is more important than it ...
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... seems to me and this is confirmed by what other writers have said that you need two sorts of time to write novels : the time to think about them and the time to put them down . Novels can be written at high speed ; Golding wrote Lord of ...
... seems to me and this is confirmed by what other writers have said that you need two sorts of time to write novels : the time to think about them and the time to put them down . Novels can be written at high speed ; Golding wrote Lord of ...
Contents
6th January 1982 | 3 |
The Epiphaneia 4 DAVID TAYLOR Mothertat Catalogue | 4 |
The Unvarnished Truth | 6 |
Copyright | |
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