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Public nuisance #1: Importing your contacts | FactoryCity 2007

In 'n sekere sin keer ek dus terug huis toe wanneer ek vandag hierdie kleinerige universiteitsdorp besoek.

MANDELA TOESPRAAK IN DIE POTCHEFSTROOM UNIVERSITEIT 1996

In 'n sekere sin keer ek dus terug huis toe wanneer ek vandag hierdie kleinerige universiteitsdorp besoek.

SPEECH AT POTCHEFSTROOM UNIVERSITY 1996

In 'n sekere sin keer ek dus terug huis toe wanneer ek vandag hierdie kleinerige universiteitsdorp besoek.

TOESPRAAK DEUR PRESIDENT NELSON R MANDELA TYDENS 'N BESOEK AAN POTCHEFSTROOM UNIVERSITEIT 1996

Anyway, other than the scoters and lines of cormorants the exciting birds of the day are common terns calling keer keer and diving all over the place.

no jacket required 2007

Anyway, other than the scoters and lines of cormorants the exciting birds of the day are common terns calling keer keer and diving all over the place.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007

So she tole me she don 'keer 'bout de two aigs, but dat she wuz gwine ter whup me fer tellin' a lie.

Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves Tennessee Narratives Work Projects Administration

Enquiries at Rockabie proved that the sloop and cutter had both sailed, so a letter had to convey some of the information -- "a despatch," the young officer called it; and after it was sent he constituted himself guardian of the smugglers 'treasure and headed a little expedition, composed of Aleck and Tom Bodger, to examine the land way down into the cave, which they approached by a rope provided by Tom, who said he didn't "keer" about jumping down from that there shelf, because his legs were so stiff.

The Lost Middy Being the Secret of the Smugglers' Gap George Manville Fenn 1870

"I know I'm a blacksmith at takin 'keer 'a sick folks, an' yeh never squeaked.

The Red Badge of Courage 1895

"I know I'm a blacksmith at takin 'keer 'a sick folks, an' yeh never squeaked.

The Red Badge of Courage 1895