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...as driving a coach party of 30 children, two teachers and two parents from South Ealing Comprehensive School in West London. They had been on a day ... ...ial school sweater. Very unofficial. Essentially it was just the standard South Ealing Comprehensive School navy-blue sweater, with the school embl... ...red to include the school name as the acronym S.E.C.S, and with the words ‘South Ealing girls know good’ just before it. Funnily enough, it wasn’t a... ... quick look at the clock: 19:28. It had been a long day. He had arrived at South Ealing Comprehensive’s playground nearly 12 hours ago. Still, only ... ...e. Or maybe she had dreamed that bit? The coach had set off at 07:03 from South Ealing Comprehensive School, with 30 children aged 13 and 14, two ... ...ane has given way to concern over the fate of the surviving children from South Ealing Comprehensive School.” Jasmin took a breath and ploughed on.... ...e had been excluded from another school and his parents had got him in to South Ealing. She barely knew him. But that was their old lives – before ... ...astic! 118 In the Blake’s four-bedroom house, on a quiet road not far from Ealing Broadway, Roger Blake was on the phone. He was talking to hi... ...uperintendent Harden, who led the investigation of the terrorist bombing of the Ealing school coach, and who was involved in the fire and siege 20...

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...tlewood despatched a retainer of his to a little Cottage in the village of Ealing, near to London, where for some time had dwelt an old French refugee... ...ife and two children of her own that she brought with her, came to live at Ealing. The new wife gave her children the best of everything, and Harry ma... ... horseback, with a mounted servant behind him, came to fetch him away from Ealing. The noverca, or unjust stepmother, who had neglected him for her ow... ... – Book One people: and being called the Little Frenchman by other boys on Ealing Green. He soon learnt to speak English perfectly, and to forget some... ...But these were quite indistinct in the boy’s mind, as indeed the memory of Ealing soon became, at least of much that he suffered there. The lackey bef... ...ur Blaise, in a house a thousand times greater and finer than the booth at Ealing Fair— and on the next happy day they took water on the river, and Ha... ... thousand questions to the child—as to his foster-brother and relations at Ealing; what his old grandfather had taught him; what languages he knew; wh... ...er woman who acted the wicked tragedy-queen, when the players came down to Ealing Fair. She sat in a great chair by the fire-corner; in her lap was a ... ...ted. He could not keep his great eyes off from her. Since the Em- press of Ealing, he had seen nothing so awful. “Does my appearance please you, littl...

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...aggerston and Hoxton, and, indeed, through all the vastness of London from Ealing to East Ham—people were rubbing their eyes, and opening win- dows to... ...l escape over the bridges in its sluggish advance. Another bank drove over Ealing, and surrounded a little island of survivors on Castle Hill, alive, ... ...dy derelict—spread out like a huge map, and in the southward blotted. Over Ealing, Richmond, Wimbledon, it would have seemed as if some monstrous pen ... ...ady singed the northwestern borders of the metropolis, and had annihilated Ealing and Kilburn, might strike among these houses and leave them smoking ... ...generator of the Heat-Rays remains a puzzle. The terrible disasters at the Ealing and South Kensington laboratories have disinclined analysts for furt...

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... “You—Bensington. Got a telephone? Yes. I’ll ring up five of my chaps from Ealing. Why five? Because it’s the right number! “Where you going, Redwood?... ...appointed to bring on Redwood and the five picked men who had come up from Ealing at Cossar’s summons. Cossar conducted all these transactions with an... ...ne centre of distribution, but quite a number of centres. There was one at Ealing—there can be no doubt now—and from that came the plague of flies and... ...lone in the flat—fortunately per- haps—his cousin Jane having gone down to Ealing to have tea with a relation on her mother’s side, and he had no more...

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...s liberation, Mr. Esmond made it his busi- ness to ride to that village of Ealing where he had passed his earliest years in this country, and to see i... ... had heard that Mrs. Pastoureau was dead too. She and her husband had left Ealing this seven year; and so Mr. Esmond’s hopes of gaining any informatio... ... your nurse’s father, old Pastoureau, he with whom you afterwards lived at Ealing, adopted the reformed doctrines, perverting all his house with him. ...

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... at each place. How Mrs. Washington White revelled in it! The Bishopess of Ealing was shocked beyond expression; the Bishop went and wrote his name do... ...er than Georgy, and by chance home for the holidays from Dr. Tickleus’s at Ealing School) in Russell Square. George’s grandfather gave the boy a coupl...

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... in setting the boys’ tutor, the Reverend Mr. Trail (now my Lord Bishop of Ealing) on her ladyship’s director, Father Mole, over their wine, and in pi... ...ent thought of not going too. “Where you see such persons as the Bishop of Ealing and the Countess of Slingstone, you may be pretty sure, Jane,” the B...

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... in setting the boys’ tutor, the Reverend Mr. Trail (now my Lord Bishop of Ealing) on her ladyship’s director, Father Mole, over their wine, and in pi... ...ent thought of not going too. “Where you see such persons as the Bishop of Ealing and the Countess of Slingstone, you may be pretty sure, Jane,” the B... ... at each place. How Mrs. Washington White revelled in it! The Bishopess of Ealing was shocked beyond expression; the Bishop went and wrote his name do... ...er than Georgy, and by chance home for the holidays from Dr. Tickleus’s at Ealing School) in Russell Square. George’s grandfather gave the boy a coupl...

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...ild flowers found near London; and his weekly visit to old Miss Trotter at Ealing, who was an authority upon the science of Heraldry, never failed to ... ... with Ralph,” she reasoned, “I’d better buy a cat and live in a lodging at Ealing, like Sally Seal —and he won’t come. Or did he mean that he would co...

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...ts garden suburbs to the factories of Croydon, from the clerk-villadoms of Ealing to the inky streams of Bow. In those days there were passen- ger ste...

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...mans—ad- vancing for reasons best known to themselves by way of Harrow and Ealing. It is a secret and solitary game, as we found when we tried to play...

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...a few seconds (as it seemed) I was over the scattered clumps of town about Ealing, the little Thames a thread of blue to the south, and the Chiltern H...

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...tlewood despatched a retainer of his to a little Cottage in the village of Ealing, near to London, where for some time had dwelt an old French refugee... ...ife and two children of her own that she brought with her, came to live at Ealing. The new wife gave her children the best of everything, and Harry ma... ... horseback, with a mounted servant behind him, came to fetch him away from Ealing. The noverca, or unjust stepmother, who had neglected him for her ow... ...enry Esmond people: and being called the Little Frenchman by other boys on Ealing Green. He soon learnt to speak English perfectly, and to forget some... ...But these were quite indistinct in the boy’s mind, as indeed the memory of Ealing soon became, at least of much that he suffered there. The lackey bef... ...ur Blaise, in a house a thousand times greater and finer than the booth at Ealing Fair— and on the next happy day they took water on the river, and Ha... ... thousand questions to the child—as to his foster-brother and relations at Ealing; what his old grandfather had taught him; what languages he knew; wh... ...er woman who acted the wicked tragedy-queen, when the players came down to Ealing Fair. She sat in a great chair by the fire-corner; in her lap was a ... ...ted. He could not keep his great eyes off from her. Since the Em- press of Ealing, he had seen nothing so awful. “Does my appearance please you, littl...

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...y to retreat on Bath from Bow Street, or his suburban cottage of Fordhook, Ealing. But he did not relax his literary work. His pen was active with pam...

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...e;—and there stood the horrid linnen- cart, with ‘Mary Blodder, Laundress, Ealing, Middlesex,’ wrote on the bord, and waiting till my abandind old par...

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...wn as including too much, soon becomes more false as including too little. Ealing, Acton, Fulham, Putney, Norwood, Sydenham, Blackheath, Woolwich, Gre...