Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... Halka and from the building . The well the Officer eventually unearthed had suffered and was con- a local meeting - place in one of siderably enlarged . Standing the buildings full of men , and by its side was an old woman after much ...
... Halka and from the building . The well the Officer eventually unearthed had suffered and was con- a local meeting - place in one of siderably enlarged . Standing the buildings full of men , and by its side was an old woman after much ...
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... Halka tried to cheer us up by saying we had chosen the lesser of two evils . Any people walking along the line was a signal for our driver to stop and ask if they wanted a lift . One youth of about twenty with blond curly hair and a ...
... Halka tried to cheer us up by saying we had chosen the lesser of two evils . Any people walking along the line was a signal for our driver to stop and ask if they wanted a lift . One youth of about twenty with blond curly hair and a ...
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... Halka raised herself on her elbow and asked the officer in charge why he was shooting at us ; we had done nothing to him . We all admired her cour- age . The officer , who was livid with rage , replied that it was all a mistake the ...
... Halka raised herself on her elbow and asked the officer in charge why he was shooting at us ; we had done nothing to him . We all admired her cour- age . The officer , who was livid with rage , replied that it was all a mistake the ...
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