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1. “Did you see that film last night featuring the woman who was married to that chap? You know, the one who used to go out with the woman
2. I frequently have coffee with Doreen who is married to Henry – you know the chap who manages their props and scenery
3. remembering the weekend before and the chap in the bar with the rugby pectorals and
4. The poor chap looked
5. “The chap in the red box is my father”
6. But by then the chap next to me, in charge of our bottle, was offering me the screw top from the bottle filled to its brim with whisky
7. As he walks up Jo’s path I recognise him – that’s Alastair Liddington, the chap that Jo knows … the one with the band
8. He’s a nice looking chap – younger than I was expecting … late 30s at most I should think
9. He’s a nice young chap (late 20s?), obviously a local – i
10. ‘Well, I reckon she was pretty shaken by how much her dad had let the place go – not his fault, poor chap, his health had been terrible for some time and her mother was less than useless … an’ she was only a young woman
11. Bunty was very alone, that Stevenson chap came round sometimes but he’d not long been married and his wife didn’t like him hanging round Bunty
12. He’s a very attractive chap and apparently aware of the fact
13. you see, there was a chap called Roland Blake who worked with Bunty in Italy and kept in touch with her after that
14. ‘A chap who was on the planning committee when the Danvers House conversion came up
15. In the end, I opt for one of the more basic combinations and, once the chap has given the windscreen and wheels a once-over with his power hose, I’m beckoned on into the machine
16. Mum was seeing a chap called Brian by then
17. The seventh was a young boy named Mattathias Cyrus Harris, a chap in his teen years with curly blonde hair, sickly pale skin, and a long, big nose
18. It was then that my mind had been working on who this huge chap was
19. Tall balding chap
20. mistaken me for the chap who draws the chalk-lines
21. He was really a nice chap back then, I reflected, and he hadn’t
22. 18; also History of the Exchequer, chap
23. Problems, problems, and more problems seemed to be thrown out his way from every direction and on an all- too-frequent basis, the poor chap
24. The 15th Charles II, chap
25. ‘So Monty old chap, this is it then?’ Alistair noted dryly, changing tack
26. - See book v, chap
27. But our manufacturers were not long satisfied with this reduction: by the 29th of the same king, chap
28. By the 8th of Elizabeth, chap
29. chap, 7, the exportation, not only of raw hides, but of tanned leather, except in the shape of boots, shoes, or slippers, was prohibited ; and the law gave a monopoly to our boot-makers and shoe-makers, not only against our graziers, but against our tanners
30. But the labour of artificers and manufacturers, as it is capable of being more subdivided, and the labour of each workman reduced to a greater simplicity of operation, than that of farmers and country labourers; so it is likewise capable of both these sorts of improvement in a much higher degree {See book i chap
31. Doctor Roberts was a slightly odd-looking chap
32. “For a young chap you have more than your fair share of scars but I must say you have the luck of the devil because the groin wound would only have needed a little more force and it would have killed you
33. The little round chap moved away with a scowl on his face but I thought serves him right because we were sick of being told or asked about the up coming ‘Big Push’ or ‘New Offensive’
34. “So I take it you didn’t see the chap out by the old artillery limber that’s a shame because you are dead then?” I looked through the eye holes again to where he had said and quartered the ground but I saw nothing
35. I was wheeled into Divisional HQ and we waited outside a room that had been given over for Courts Martial as we arrived I saw another chap going in then ten minutes later he was back out ashen faced having been tries and sentences to death
36. This chap was taken by thugs who not only took his money, but sent a ransom note to the Captain demanding more
37. That new chap Mr
38. We were all somewhat worried about the chap until he confessed to the chess club during a moment of madness that he had found one of the nurses (even thought she was as old as his mother) attractive, and a natural endorsement so to speak of his feelings had shown itself
39. I suppose that chap would think
40. We were disgusted with the generals but still, what do you do? Carry on old chap
41. He was in no danger from anyone except a fatherly talk from my team leader, an ex-Special Forces chap who took great exception to his way ward ways and told him so
42. Note that you will be inoculated so have a standby driver when you go to the clinic – a good friend of mine – ex special forces chap – collapsed and passed out twice during the process
43. Bernie is expecting to meet you, so be a good chap and put on your party face
44. The chap who was still reluctantly listening, both to me and the idiot, had a funny look on his face as he caught my stare
45. “Aw, that’s awfully decent of you, old chap,” said Jim
46. Jack was first officer on a monitor, and seemed like a bright chap
47. It looked neither stout nor particularly helpful, but the chap only meant well
48. His questioner laughed and said, “This chap is an American for certain
49. Anyway, what a thoroughly lovely chap Mr
50. “He’s the chap who was following you all over Europe and broke into the Ten Bells that evening