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My choice for forgotten book, which wouldn't have a chance in the world of ever being published today, I don't think, is Ann Fairbairn's "Five Smooth Stones."
Lost Book Friday 2008
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In North Perthshire the Tory hopeful may be young and enthusiastic but he just doesn't have old Fairbairn's taste in trousers.
Tories no further ahead from last year Jeff 2009
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When Fairbairn's term as North American editor ends, the journal will have no female editors.
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When Fairbairn's term as North American editor ends, the journal will have no female editors.
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Then, without a word spoken, Fairbairn's finger pointed.
The Summons 1906
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He received Fairbairn's letter in the beginning of the year 1916.
The Summons 1906
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There was the place where Fairbairn's cork works had been.
The Captain of the Polestar Arthur Conan Doyle 1894
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There was the place where Fairbairn's cork works had been.
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On leaving Fairbairn's he was engaged for a time on a survey for the proposed Lukmanier Railway, in Switzerland, and in 1856 he entered the engineering works of Mr. Penn, at Greenwich, as a draughtsman, and was occupied on the plans of a vessel designed for the Crimean war.
Heroes of the Telegraph John Munro 1889
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'On Wednesday last,' writes Fleeming, 'about three thousand banded round Fairbairn's door at 6 o'clock: men, women, and children, factory boys and girls, the lowest of the low in a very low place.
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