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Gaylord beside that of Mr. Redbrook and other rural figures; he takes note of a quiet corner with a ring of chairs surrounded by scouts and outposts, although it requires a trained eye such as Mr. Tooting's to recognize them as such -- for they wear no uniforms.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill Winston Churchill 1909
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Gaylord beside that of Mr. Redbrook and other rural figures; he takes note of a quiet corner with a ring of chairs surrounded by scouts and outposts, although it requires a trained eye such as Mr. Tooting's to recognize them as such -- for they wear no uniforms.
Mr. Crewe's Career — Volume 3 Winston Churchill 1909
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One account, which the ill-natured declared to be in Mr. Tooting's style, and which appeared (in slightly larger type than that of the other columns) in the Kingston and local papers, stated that the hall was crowded to suffocation, and that the candidate was "accorded an ovation which lasted for fully five minutes."
Mr. Crewe's Career — Complete Winston Churchill 1909
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One account, which the ill-natured declared to be in Mr. Tooting's style, and which appeared (in slightly larger type than that of the other columns) in the Kingston and local papers, stated that the hall was crowded to suffocation, and that the candidate was "accorded an ovation which lasted for fully five minutes."
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill Winston Churchill 1909
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One account, which the ill-natured declared to be in Mr. Tooting's style, and which appeared (in slightly larger type than that of the other columns) in the Kingston and local papers, stated that the hall was crowded to suffocation, and that the candidate was "accorded an ovation which lasted for fully five minutes."
Mr. Crewe's Career — Volume 2 Winston Churchill 1909
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Gaylord beside that of Mr. Redbrook and other rural figures; he takes note of a quiet corner with a ring of chairs surrounded by scouts and outposts, although it requires a trained eye such as Mr. Tooting's to recognize them as such -- for they wear no uniforms.
Mr. Crewe's Career — Complete Winston Churchill 1909
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Chairman: Tooting's future is still bright (From Sutton Guardian)
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Chairman: Tooting's future is still bright (From Wimbledon Guardian)
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Chairman: Tooting's future is still bright (From Wimbledon Guardian)
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Tooting's Ernest Bevin College is where boys go to excel in the sporting arena, writes Mark
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