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t a very y Lord Suffolk during lunced it, and laug every attempt at a joke by ts. In ternoon trange exam in back toget any prior information of t of time inventing ots t could be made from ts. ted easily if it for ry raits. Cars royed. Parts of ted into a se of a Ford was reupered and became a sofa.
Most people in o carry a spanner or scre parts tered a grandfation pulley or tidotes to mecer by scooping up coting it around t of parts t inent of India going for two hundred years.
s selected by Lord Suffolk. t even spoken to laug joked) ary turned out to be Miss Morden, and sled in ray t drink,” took to ulations, your exam ook it.” “Miss Morden is a splendid judge of cer. Ser.” “Cer, sir?” “Yes. It is not really necessary, of course, but o be ogeted you.” “I found it quite a strain being unable to you, Mr. Singo the window.
“I t, as o begin till t o to knoo a family, after a year abroad, as if urned, offered a c table, embraced ions.
It dark o Devon on tal road overlooking tol Cs turned do lighree miles long.
Apart from trinity of Suffolk, Morden and s, t. tone cottage over trix for turday-nig told Singo fly overland to India. Removed from ion. til it toucisbury and Area. Mapped by R. Fones. Drawn by desire of Mr. James halliday.
“Drawn by desire
..” o love the English.
tent ing as Lord Suffolk attempted to dismantle it. It also killed Mr. Fred s and Miss Morden and fou