May the Lord in His Mercy be Kind to BelfastHarperCollins, 1994 - 358 pagine |
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Pagina 76
... look at them . They were put on to the streets of Belfast by a British Labour Government , and they're still here over twenty years later serving the Tories , with only one aim in view – holding down the Catholics and letting the ...
... look at them . They were put on to the streets of Belfast by a British Labour Government , and they're still here over twenty years later serving the Tories , with only one aim in view – holding down the Catholics and letting the ...
Pagina 144
... look forward to things any more can you ? And the young people've nothing to look forward to either . Them politicians all they talk about's blah blah blah . It's no meaning for anybody no more , I don't know what the world's coming to ...
... look forward to things any more can you ? And the young people've nothing to look forward to either . Them politicians all they talk about's blah blah blah . It's no meaning for anybody no more , I don't know what the world's coming to ...
Pagina 320
Tony Parker. a look at me and asked me straight : had it been me who was the one the gunmen were after ? I told her ... looks as though it's happening again if you see what I'm trying to say . If some kind of call comes again like it ...
Tony Parker. a look at me and asked me straight : had it been me who was the one the gunmen were after ? I told her ... looks as though it's happening again if you see what I'm trying to say . If some kind of call comes again like it ...
Sommario
Three women | 31 |
Three men | 63 |
To do justly to love mercy and to walk with my God | 85 |
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