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Page 140
... living in what had been a tool shed . They slept at night in a sheet - metal Anderson bomb shelter close by . " My husband is clever , " the wife said . " He fixed up this shed just as cozy for us . And we saved a lot of things from our ...
... living in what had been a tool shed . They slept at night in a sheet - metal Anderson bomb shelter close by . " My husband is clever , " the wife said . " He fixed up this shed just as cozy for us . And we saved a lot of things from our ...
Page 293
... living in our own country , but in a land of other peoples whose strange customs had prevailed for hundreds of years before the commence- ment of our own era . I should , like all good Dutch colonials , try to adapt myself to the native ...
... living in our own country , but in a land of other peoples whose strange customs had prevailed for hundreds of years before the commence- ment of our own era . I should , like all good Dutch colonials , try to adapt myself to the native ...
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... living fossil . " To examine it was like having a chance to step back into the dim past and study living speci- mens of the period . But it is now being so vigorously pursued that it is likely once again to disappear , this time for ...
... living fossil . " To examine it was like having a chance to step back into the dim past and study living speci- mens of the period . But it is now being so vigorously pursued that it is likely once again to disappear , this time for ...
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