Dec 2018
10:37am, 14 Dec 2018
31,936 posts
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Nick Cook
/home/nickc/workspace
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Dec 2018
10:42am, 14 Dec 2018
2,126 posts
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Goofee
dellorto.co.uk
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Dec 2018
9:41am, 16 Dec 2018
65,682 posts
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Gobi
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Dec 2018
10:48am, 21 Dec 2018
999 posts
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CaptainDad
(wow!)
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Dec 2018
10:55am, 21 Dec 2018
37,498 posts
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McGoohan
Red Uakari
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Dec 2018
8:20am, 22 Dec 2018
109,866 posts
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GregP
The proprietor of stock is necessarily a citizen of the world, and is not necessarily attached to any particular country. He would be apt to abandon the country in which he was exposed to a vexatious inquisition, in order to be assessed to a burdensome tax, and would remove his stock to some other country where he could either carry on his business, or enjoy his fortune more at his ease.
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Dec 2018
10:29am, 22 Dec 2018
4,211 posts
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quimby
My young wife had recently died in tragic circumstances, and I was seeking a fresh start. No foreign country would have been far enough to hide my loss. So it was that I went to Burslem.
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Dec 2018
10:31am, 22 Dec 2018
4,212 posts
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quimby
Been reading through my Kindle notes. "“Their religion is of the strictest sort, Stephen. Almost everything is forbidden to them except carpets.” |
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Dec 2018
10:34am, 22 Dec 2018
4,213 posts
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quimby
Now that the war looked as if it were going to last for ever Ursula had decided she might as well embark on Proust.
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Dec 2018
10:38am, 22 Dec 2018
33,182 posts
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Diogenes
53093653
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