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30.8.31

Posted on 30 August by orwelldiaries

Next morning the clergyman coming to early service caught us and turned us out, though not very disagreeably. We went on through Sevenoaks to Seal, and a man we met advised us to try for a job at Mitchell’s farm, … Continue reading →

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30.8.31

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