The Grove: A Monthly Miscellany, Volume 1F. Dunster., 1891 |
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Page 74
... probably take more trouble to get a game than he does . Unselfishness and friendliness make the strength of an eleven ; eleven men are not necessarily an eleven ; the old fable of the sticks in the faggot applies in the cricket field if ...
... probably take more trouble to get a game than he does . Unselfishness and friendliness make the strength of an eleven ; eleven men are not necessarily an eleven ; the old fable of the sticks in the faggot applies in the cricket field if ...
Page 133
... probably extended his dis- like to lean boys also . Your lean and hungry Cassius was up to all sorts of tricks , he considered , and he pined for fat men , and such as sleep o'nights . I am not aware that fat men enjoy a monopoly of ...
... probably extended his dis- like to lean boys also . Your lean and hungry Cassius was up to all sorts of tricks , he considered , and he pined for fat men , and such as sleep o'nights . I am not aware that fat men enjoy a monopoly of ...
Page 296
... probably nearly the extent of the whole Manor , but certain other of the wealthier burgesses appear also to have had small portions doled out to them . Among these , as I gather from his will , was John Tudbold , and the old alms ...
... probably nearly the extent of the whole Manor , but certain other of the wealthier burgesses appear also to have had small portions doled out to them . Among these , as I gather from his will , was John Tudbold , and the old alms ...
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