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Cupid’s Arrow
By Rudyard Kipling
Kitty Beighton enters an archery contest where the prize is one very beautiful bracelet and one very ugly Commissioner.
242
The Charm of Golf
By A. A. Milne
A. A. Milne analyses the popularity of golf, and decides that it’s good to be bad.
243
On a Tight Rein
By Mrs Devonshire
The tale of how a prim little English horse cleaned up his Continental stables.
244
Hue and Cry
By Sir Thomas Smith
Sir Thomas Smith, one of Elizabeth I’s diplomats, explains how in her day criminals were brought to trial.
245
The Central People of the World
By William Monypenny
Some wanted Britain on a path to being a thoroughly European nation, but William Monypenny wanted her at the world’s crossroads.
246
How to Impress the English
By Leopold Mozart
Leopold Mozart was eager to win the hearts of the English, and thought he knew just the way to do it.
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