Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... hundred officers and men . Further lists will be promulgated as they are received . " ' Four hundred ! ' I thought grimly ; ' that means about another eight hundred to pick up if they ever had the chance to reach the upper deck at all ...
... hundred officers and men . Further lists will be promulgated as they are received . " ' Four hundred ! ' I thought grimly ; ' that means about another eight hundred to pick up if they ever had the chance to reach the upper deck at all ...
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... hundred feet ; in Dakhla some hundred feet less ; whilst in the Baharia , where the artesian water only reaches the surface in certain spots , the foggara system is extensively employed . This consists of boring a well to water level ...
... hundred feet ; in Dakhla some hundred feet less ; whilst in the Baharia , where the artesian water only reaches the surface in certain spots , the foggara system is extensively employed . This consists of boring a well to water level ...
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... hundred and twenty miles it goes straight through country devoid of interest , the only creatures who did not respect the efforts of the boundary commission being the termites and rhino . The latter are completely undisturbed at the ...
... hundred and twenty miles it goes straight through country devoid of interest , the only creatures who did not respect the efforts of the boundary commission being the termites and rhino . The latter are completely undisturbed at the ...
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