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... AGNES WESTON goes on . The news recorded in The Times that Agnes Weston House , a block of furnished flats provided by the Royal Sailors ' Rests for naval ratings and their families , had been opened at Southsea , calls up a pleasant ...
... AGNES WESTON goes on . The news recorded in The Times that Agnes Weston House , a block of furnished flats provided by the Royal Sailors ' Rests for naval ratings and their families , had been opened at Southsea , calls up a pleasant ...
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... AGNES WESTON , then in her early thirties , words were not enough . And when , after one of her speeches , the sailors from H.M.S. Dryad asked her to open a temperance house close to the docks she had found her vocation . For over forty ...
... AGNES WESTON , then in her early thirties , words were not enough . And when , after one of her speeches , the sailors from H.M.S. Dryad asked her to open a temperance house close to the docks she had found her vocation . For over forty ...
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