Blackwood's Magazine, Том 291William Blackwood, 1962 |
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... Pardoe . It's rather more than I- " " But Mr Pardoe didn't hear because he was coughing himself into a fit . Moaning and wheezing with stream- ing eyes he fought for breath and leaned against the larder door while I fetched a chair ...
... Pardoe . It's rather more than I- " " But Mr Pardoe didn't hear because he was coughing himself into a fit . Moaning and wheezing with stream- ing eyes he fought for breath and leaned against the larder door while I fetched a chair ...
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... Pardoe almost daily , I seldom saw him now . His bicycle and plastic lunch - bag were propped against the doctor's wall every day , but I could never catch him coming or going . Albert was in the thick of rehearsals , and Mrs Pardoe had ...
... Pardoe almost daily , I seldom saw him now . His bicycle and plastic lunch - bag were propped against the doctor's wall every day , but I could never catch him coming or going . Albert was in the thick of rehearsals , and Mrs Pardoe had ...
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... Pardoe sang ' Hark the Herald Angels ' to himself over and over in a quavering whine as he worked , punctuated by bouts of coughing . By half - past ten I could bear it no longer and took him a cup of tea . " Do you think you ought to ...
... Pardoe sang ' Hark the Herald Angels ' to himself over and over in a quavering whine as he worked , punctuated by bouts of coughing . By half - past ten I could bear it no longer and took him a cup of tea . " Do you think you ought to ...
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