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... brought under control and the land freed for the sheep again . The cattle had to be recovered and brought back to the homestead paddocks . There the cows and steers could be fattened for sale , the rest of the herd assessed and culled ...
... brought under control and the land freed for the sheep again . The cattle had to be recovered and brought back to the homestead paddocks . There the cows and steers could be fattened for sale , the rest of the herd assessed and culled ...
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... brought me a jukata , a sash , and a little padded coat to wear over it for extra warmth , then showed me to the women's bath . There were two other women there : it was a large room with a French window opening on to a balcony , which ...
... brought me a jukata , a sash , and a little padded coat to wear over it for extra warmth , then showed me to the women's bath . There were two other women there : it was a large room with a French window opening on to a balcony , which ...
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... brought the history of the family up to date : mother's grave ; father's grave ; Auntie's husband's funeral ; brother in uniform on the leave that turned out to be his last . Then there were the more recent ones : Giovanna Elena and ...
... brought the history of the family up to date : mother's grave ; father's grave ; Auntie's husband's funeral ; brother in uniform on the leave that turned out to be his last . Then there were the more recent ones : Giovanna Elena and ...
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