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... smiles at us with marshmallow teeth floating under his curved moustache the ads sketch him as an officer who prefers the untramelled curves of his sherry glass and contemplates with delight the arabesques of smoke refined from his ...
... smiles at us with marshmallow teeth floating under his curved moustache the ads sketch him as an officer who prefers the untramelled curves of his sherry glass and contemplates with delight the arabesques of smoke refined from his ...
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... smiles from Dickens coachmen cracking merrily over Christmas frost were little comfort to us indoor sufferers our noses dripping through the wavering glass praying to the God of winter storms ( torn between our half belief in miracles ...
... smiles from Dickens coachmen cracking merrily over Christmas frost were little comfort to us indoor sufferers our noses dripping through the wavering glass praying to the God of winter storms ( torn between our half belief in miracles ...
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... smiles from her movie books When Mr Brown comes home at night he has television poured into his hands and sipping slowly he is well content and relevant only to the glass that filters through the rainbow prizes arching always nearer ...
... smiles from her movie books When Mr Brown comes home at night he has television poured into his hands and sipping slowly he is well content and relevant only to the glass that filters through the rainbow prizes arching always nearer ...
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