Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... Khartoum when a violent sand- storm , followed by torrents of rain , swept over the river , and she was forced to anchor . Al- though she was fresh from con- siderable repairs in the dock- yards , Gessi noticed with pained surprise that ...
... Khartoum when a violent sand- storm , followed by torrents of rain , swept over the river , and she was forced to anchor . Al- though she was fresh from con- siderable repairs in the dock- yards , Gessi noticed with pained surprise that ...
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... Khartoum. The very next day Gessi had startling proof that the slave trade was still more impudently alive than even he or Gordon realised . Night had fallen and a full moon was riding into the sky . Gessi was taking a final stroll round ...
... Khartoum. The very next day Gessi had startling proof that the slave trade was still more impudently alive than even he or Gordon realised . Night had fallen and a full moon was riding into the sky . Gessi was taking a final stroll round ...
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... Khartoum . Four soldiers carried him down to the Bordein , and the Expedition went on its cumbrous way without him . · One man at any rate must have been glad to see Power come back to Khartoum . Colonel de Coetlogan , left behind by ...
... Khartoum . Four soldiers carried him down to the Bordein , and the Expedition went on its cumbrous way without him . · One man at any rate must have been glad to see Power come back to Khartoum . Colonel de Coetlogan , left behind by ...
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