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CHAPTER TWO The Milkman Sets Out on his Travels I sat down in an armchair and felt very sick. That lasted for maybe five minutes, and was succeeded by a fit of the horrors. The poor staring white face...
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Bonjour and welcome to BestSellingCarsBlog. I've been analysing car sales figures for over 20 years. And in 2010, I created this site, So there'd be one place online where all car...
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Five, six, seven. This is line four, measures five, six, and seven. Let's take a look, okay? Starting from here, see the end of that measure we had a decrescendo, okay ? Now it's forte...
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THE WISDOM OF FATHER BROWN By G. K. Chesterton Chapter ONE the Absence of Mr. Glass THE consulting-rooms of Dr Orion Hood, the eminent criminologist and specialist in certain moral disorders, lay...
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Put away the flag or you'll get beat. No. Keep holding it! >> She's gonna get beat. We don't want to get beat. Down, down Hosni Mubarak. Down, down Hosni Mubarak....
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[Applause] Good afternoon. Thank you all for coming out and it's been a pleasure to be in Australia. I have to admit I decided I was going to come in here and sneak in here quietly and hang...
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(piano music playing) Steven: We're looking at Manet's The Balcony. It's really an extraordinary painting. I mean, clearly he's looking at Goya. We have a number of...
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THE VACATION GONE WRONG IN PARIS IS ALMOST ALWAYS BECAUSE PEOPLE TRY TO DO TOO MANY THINGS. OH, WE HAVE TO GO TO THE LOUVRE. WE GOTTA GO UP THE EIFFEL TOWER. NOW ALREADY YOU'RE TALKING--...
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[ Baby crying ] What on earth are you doing? -Well, it worked last night. -Well, it's not working now. No, I know. Here. Now -- Now... Dance. Dance. That's sort of -- Not -- No....
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A pity- he whistled so beautifully. My lovely mother- the good Lord rest her- was particularly fond of that melody. She worshipped music- a saint in a world so imperfect. Now, Voltaire, put me over...
