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Sketching rambles in Holland (1885)

Boughton, George Henry, 1834-1905 · London, Macmillan · leaf 276

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248 Make Friends with the Police. their own and other people's soiled linen in public know how to indulge in. Poor Jacob, who could understand it, for his sins, was fain to blush at times. He fairly chuckled and gurgled with enjoyment over some of the richly seasoned jokes they pelted us with. When… … KATWYCK-WITHIN. conscious and restrained, and not over - pleased. The rural policeman then favored us with his society, as a change. The line of washers screamed with delight at first, as it seemed quite on the cards that we might be led off in custody. He had no such idea, however, that big, mild…

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