Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... train in the direction of Wilno . 15th September will be for ever engraved on our memories , because on this day we were obliged to leave our beloved Perro behind at the Com- mander's . They were great dog- lovers , having three of ...
... train in the direction of Wilno . 15th September will be for ever engraved on our memories , because on this day we were obliged to leave our beloved Perro behind at the Com- mander's . They were great dog- lovers , having three of ...
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... train At first we did not pay much attention when the train stopped . It had stopped so often before . One hour passed , then two - two hours grew to three . The passengers became more and more restless as the dawn approached . Finally ...
... train At first we did not pay much attention when the train stopped . It had stopped so often before . One hour passed , then two - two hours grew to three . The passengers became more and more restless as the dawn approached . Finally ...
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... train through , and we agreed to accompany them in their enterprise , for we were keen to be doing something definite . Halka was the first to notice that we were sitting in the first - class compartment in which we had waited eight ...
... train through , and we agreed to accompany them in their enterprise , for we were keen to be doing something definite . Halka was the first to notice that we were sitting in the first - class compartment in which we had waited eight ...
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