• He next thought of the newspapers.
• "I don't write the newspapers, Duchess.
• We take two and see three newspapers a week.
• The afternoon newspapers lay upon the floor.
• "Why couldn't you keep it all out of the newspapers?"
• "Why," I asked, "do you publish such lies in your newspapers?"
• One reads in the newspapers of hailstones the size of hens' eggs.
• To save themselves, the newspapers could not tell the truth about her.
• So you must visit the newspapers and magazines and enchant the types."
• She looked round that place of rush chairs, cane tables and newspapers.

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