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pla
1. As the Japanese survivors struggled to stay afloat, the third and fourth Chinese trawlers sped to close to the shore of the nearby islet and each launched four rubber boats full of PLA (N) Marines
2. Police, Captain Pla, appeared with the Head of Intelligence,
3. Soon Captain Pla said to me that he’d
4. Intelligence where I was beaten up again, with Franco, Pla, Becerra, Chavero, Ricarte, Luis Alberto Orozco and another individual called Benitez taking part in the punishment
5. Within two weeks the PLA had captured the
6. open, the PLA did not advance further; instead they again cal ed
7. sage to the PLA in Chamdo saying that he ‘sincerely wanted to
8. The Chinese also state that Mao gave orders to the PLA to
9. pla ne out on the roof
10. It wa s not till he ha d a ctua lly clim be d into Be rna rd's pla ne a nd sla m m e d the door tha t they ga ve up pursuit
11. Be rna rd looke d a t he r (Ford! it wa s Morga na Rothschild) a nd blushingly ha d to a dm it tha t he ha d be e n pla ying ne ithe r
12. It's this horrible pla ce
13. Ele ctro-m a gne tic Golf could both be pla ye d in the pa rk
14. The dre ss of the young m a n who now ste ppe d out on to the te rra ce wa s India n; but his pla ite d ha ir wa s stra w-coloure d, his e ye s a pa le blue , a nd his skin a white skin, bronze d
15. "Whe n he is drunk a sle e p …" The knife for the m e a t wa s lying on the floor ne a r the fire pla ce
16. Above the se a ga in we re the pla yroom s whe re , the we a the r ha ving turne d to ra in, nine hundre d olde r childre n we re a m using the m se lve s with bricks a nd cla y m ode lling, hunt-the -zippe r, a nd e rotic pla y
17. And long e ve nings by the fire or, in sum m e rtim e , on the roof of the little house , whe n she told him those storie s a bout the Othe r Pla ce , outside the Re se rva tion: tha t be a utiful, be a utiful Othe r Pla ce , whose m e m ory, a s of a he a ve n, a pa ra dise of goodne ss a nd love line ss, he still ke pt whole a nd inta ct, unde file d by conta ct with the re a lity of this re a l London, the se a ctua l civilize d m e n a nd wom e n
18. The Inve ntions Office is stuffe d with pla ns for la bour-sa ving proce sse s
19. be ing se nt to a pla ce whe re he 'll m e e t the m ost inte re sting se t of m e n a nd wom e n
20. But m y own e xpe rie nce ha s give n m e the conviction tha t, quite a pa rt from a ny such te rrors or im a ginings, the re ligious se ntim e nt te nds to de ve lop a s we grow olde r; to de ve lop be ca use , a s the pa ssions grow ca lm , a s the fa ncy a nd se nsibilitie s a re le ss e xcite d a nd le ss e xcita ble , our re a son be com e s le ss trouble d in its working, le ss obscure d by the im a ge s, de sire s a nd distra ctions, in which it use d to be a bsorbe d; whe re upon God e m e rge s a s from be hind a cloud; our soul fe e ls, se e s, turns towa rds the source of a ll light; turns na tura lly a nd ine vita bly; for now tha t a ll tha t ga ve to the world of se nsa tions its life a nd cha rm s ha s be gun to le a k a wa y from us, now tha t phe nom e na l e xiste nce is no m ore bolste re d up by im pre ssions from within or from without, we fe e l the ne e d to le a n on som e thing tha t a bide s, som e thing tha t will ne ve r pla y us fa lse –a re a lity, a n a bsolute a nd e ve rla sting truth
