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By 1772, his sign Shakespeare's Head was hanging outside a large three-story house on Meeting Street, ... In a hasty note to his new brother-in-law Benjamin Carter, he exulted: Now I shall place myself on the most Intimate footing with ...
I cringed, but Brother Carter reached for his wallet. He pulled out a British pound note ... I have never met anyone else in the world like him. ... Before long, the Nazism of Hitler was the only religion allowed in the "new Europe.
On Saturday evening , January 31 , Brother Carter started his railroad ca1942 , Brother Burns was given a surWell known in ... of which he is a member , ark , Ohio , at their third annual meeting at the Hofireman on Ocseveral roads .
The day we brought him home from the hospital, we placed him on our big bed, propped him up with pillows, and brought our two-and-one-half-yearold son, Richie, to meet his new brother for the first time.
Carter - This greeting , as Carter Eugene Duncan approached Beast was proud of his accomplishments detail members ... rocking the countryside with the tower's booming brother Clark '50 in 1959 , he met a New Zealander Carter bells .
He was and on the Chairman putting it to the willing to accede to the request if meeting whether the total or the desired ... Brother Wade seconded the motion , Brother Jebson ( Huddersfield ) sug- which passed unanimously . gested that ...
He also testified to a third meeting of the Council but his testimony regarding this meeting was vague and confused . Moir Whitlow testified that he lived in the same house with his brother , Benjamin , who is the Respondent's personnel ...
Being a Series of Memoirs and Anecdotes of Notorious Characters who Have Outraged the Laws of Great Britain from the ... on their road to Stanstead , went to the New Inn at Leigh , where they met one Austin , and his brother and brother ...
Statement by the President, 21 April 1978, Carter Papers, WHCF-CO 81, Box CO-40. ... “The KampucheanVietnamese Conflict,” in ibid., 21–67; and Nayan Chanda, Brother Enemy: The War After the War (New York: Macmillan, 1986), 313–47.
... see the new portrait. He had not told of this one, but the brother painter had spread the news of the “find” through the building. It was not the first time Adam Gregg's “finds” had been the subject of discussion among his fellows.
