c was his remark, Im d—d if I can understand a word thechap says, of a business mans conversa-tion. On our first acquaintance, Mr.Bonnors personal appearance, his tall,rather gaunt and slighdy stooping figure,his soft dark eyes, high forehead, and curl-ing chestnut hair and beard, certainly gaveme… … WINDOW IN ST. BEDESCOLLEGE CHAPEL INMEMORY OF COLONELFOX. BY J. H. BONNOR 15 JOHN HOUGHTON BONNOR: AN APPRECIATION
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