Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzky 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... FATHER DUNN , the A.P.M. , and I were returning by train from an expedition into Eire , and Father Dunn had been giving us his views on questions of the day . “ All these fiddling war - time restric- tions and regulations , " said ...
... FATHER DUNN , the A.P.M. , and I were returning by train from an expedition into Eire , and Father Dunn had been giving us his views on questions of the day . “ All these fiddling war - time restric- tions and regulations , " said ...
Strana 202
... Father Dunn , " I ob- served when we were out of sight . 66 Quiet confidence , an easy conscience , and an open honest face , and the business is a gift . I hope you will do as well at your hurdle . Tell me , " I asked him ... Father Dunn .
... Father Dunn , " I ob- served when we were out of sight . 66 Quiet confidence , an easy conscience , and an open honest face , and the business is a gift . I hope you will do as well at your hurdle . Tell me , " I asked him ... Father Dunn .
Strana 203
... Father , " says the man . " But you can't take this car over the border widout a licence . " " Glory be ! " yelled Father Dunn , " is it the licence bit of paper ye mean ? Would this be it ? " and with this at long last he produced the ...
... Father , " says the man . " But you can't take this car over the border widout a licence . " " Glory be ! " yelled Father Dunn , " is it the licence bit of paper ye mean ? Would this be it ? " and with this at long last he produced the ...
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