Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 - England |
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Page 201
... Lough Sheelin anyway ? Yes , " he ruminated , " I could part wid the soap widout any heart - break , but for the love of God let's be discreet about the rest . " Would this not be the thing to do ? " he asked . " You accept responsi ...
... Lough Sheelin anyway ? Yes , " he ruminated , " I could part wid the soap widout any heart - break , but for the love of God let's be discreet about the rest . " Would this not be the thing to do ? " he asked . " You accept responsi ...
Page 202
... Lough Sheelin , " said I , “ in the County Cavan , where I'm told the mayfly is up and trout as big as whales are lepping into the boats without waiting to be caught . " " Have you a military permit to cross the border , sir ...
... Lough Sheelin , " said I , “ in the County Cavan , where I'm told the mayfly is up and trout as big as whales are lepping into the boats without waiting to be caught . " " Have you a military permit to cross the border , sir ...
Page 203
... Lough Sheelin . " Not prepared for this diversion , I was on the point of spoiling the old boy's performance by declaring that I didn't need such help , and that I knew more about Lough Sheelin than either he or his boy friend were ever ...
... Lough Sheelin . " Not prepared for this diversion , I was on the point of spoiling the old boy's performance by declaring that I didn't need such help , and that I knew more about Lough Sheelin than either he or his boy friend were ever ...
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