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Revision as of 11:44, 13 January 2014
HF 602 - The morning had been golden
Trådtittelen er et sitat fra Winston Churchill i hans bok Great Contemporaries, der han konkluderer sin omtale av karrieren til George Curzon på følgende måte:
The morning had been golden;
the noonday was bronze;
and the evening lead.
But all were solid,
and each was polished
till it shone after its fashion.
The morning had been golden;
the noonday was bronze;
and the evening lead.
But all were solid,
and each was polished
till it shone after its fashion.
?? oppgaver, ?? innlegg, ?? poengtagere.
Startet av: Boccherini 10.01.14 15:38
Vunnet av: ??, slutt ??
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