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A Nice Girl Like Me
A Nice Girl Like Me

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The hot year
The hot year

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"The Hot Year was a wartime year; it was also the year in Lucy Slade's life which took her from St. John's Wood to Delhi and Rangoon and back again, changed and a little chastened, but at heart wis...

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Jack Und Jenny
Jack Und Jenny

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Clothes
Clothes

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Welsh Rose and her Latin lover
Welsh Rose and her Latin lover

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"Could anybody be more prosaic, less romantic, less gallant and more constant than a solid Welsh socialist husband of ten years' standing? Why, only a forty-year-old Latin lover, of course. Rose Wi...

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Marry at Leisure
Marry at Leisure

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Marry at Leisure
Marry at Leisure

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Cuckoo
Cuckoo

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Love on the Make
Love on the Make

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