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The back porch leads into an old stone winery building that the Londons used for kitchen and dining facilities and often referred to as the parlor.
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On August 22 final cleanup got underway and plans were laid for moving the Londons 'specially designed, custom built furniture and other personal belongings into the mansion.
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And I thought of my own spacious West, with room under its sky and unlimited air for a thousand Londons; and here was this man, a steady and reliable man, never missing a night's work, frugal and honest, lodging in one room with two other men, paying two dollars and a half per month for it, and out of his experience adjudging it to be the best he could do!
A MAN AND THE ABYSS 2010
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The back porch leads into an old stone winery building that the Londons used for kitchen and dining facilities and often referred to as the parlor.
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On August 22 final cleanup got underway and plans were laid for moving the Londons 'specially designed, custom built furniture and other personal belongings into the mansion.
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By the time the Londons arrived on the scene the house was ablaze in every corner, the roof had collapsed, and even a stack of lumber some distance away was burning.
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This South Sea treasure found its way back to the Beauty Ranch in Glen Ellen and it wasn't until 1911 when the Londons moved into their cottage would this roll of tapa cloth reappear.
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Then she said that while parents like the Londons may have at one point been a valuable part of the community, “now that their children have grown it is time for them to step aside” so that Autism Speaks could focus exclusively on biomedical and environmental research.
The Panic Virus Seth Mnookin 2011
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For all of its shortcomings, however, the Snark safely carried the Londons and her small crew across the Pacific to Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa, and the Solomons.
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On Thursday, April 30, 1908, after the Londons had gone ashore to explore the village, Charmian recorded in her log: At last we have seen tapa cloth in the making.
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