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doc#17 | to devote all his time and attention |
doc#134 | . He worked his tongue round and |
doc#147 | The expression was his trade-mark |
doc#75 | from newsmen on his train trip across |
doc#147 | . </p><p> He tightened his turn. His |
doc#137 | and it was his turn to smile |
doc#147 | . Greg tightened his turn until the |
doc#145 | of putting in his two-bits |
doc#72 | the first of his two doubles against |
doc#107 | President. During his two terms the |
doc#139 | <p> Hague squeezed down his uneasy dislike. |
doc#50 | administration and led his union's battle |
doc#146 | , Pat looked his unspoken warning and |
doc#146 | brief burn on his upper arm. |
doc#134 | lived in: his valley. With |
doc#108 | traces, in his vast and overpowering |
doc#100 | in sympathy with his views. Time |
doc#25 | the benefit of his views". |
doc#136 | him return to his village"! </p> |
doc#139 | trust Rankin, his violent temper, |