Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 285W. Blackwood, 1959 |
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... heard it distinctly . It must be the patroncito . Something has happened - a puma , I think . He is sending a signal ... heard the bell . I thought you were hurt . " " You heard the bell ? " The patroncito's tone was very quiet . " Yes ...
... heard it distinctly . It must be the patroncito . Something has happened - a puma , I think . He is sending a signal ... heard the bell . I thought you were hurt . " " You heard the bell ? " The patroncito's tone was very quiet . " Yes ...
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... heard any of his music . And then , abruptly and with no apology , the reporter switched the conversation to politics ; he asked for our opinion on some trade con- gress which was currently taking place . Neither of us had even heard of ...
... heard any of his music . And then , abruptly and with no apology , the reporter switched the conversation to politics ; he asked for our opinion on some trade con- gress which was currently taking place . Neither of us had even heard of ...
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... heard someone remark , one of the keepers , or it might have been Crookit John -how the blast of the Muckle Skerry foghorn was thrown back by the Little Skerry , and could sometimes be heard repeating to the northward of the Skerries ...
... heard someone remark , one of the keepers , or it might have been Crookit John -how the blast of the Muckle Skerry foghorn was thrown back by the Little Skerry , and could sometimes be heard repeating to the northward of the Skerries ...
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