Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... waited on the platform for our train . Of course we left the warmth of the waiting - room long before it was necessary , and now we were stamping our feet trying to keep them warm . I , for one , caught a cold during that wait . Our ...
... waited on the platform for our train . Of course we left the warmth of the waiting - room long before it was necessary , and now we were stamping our feet trying to keep them warm . I , for one , caught a cold during that wait . Our ...
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... wait for a calm , even . " " Calms are scarce in this latitude and we might wait a month , " the captain replied . " By that time we should be so weak with starvation that we could do nothing . " " And you propose to have men working ...
... wait for a calm , even . " " Calms are scarce in this latitude and we might wait a month , " the captain replied . " By that time we should be so weak with starvation that we could do nothing . " " And you propose to have men working ...
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... waiting . " He did not ; Ego's fawn coupé was soon turning in from the valley road , over the tracks by the grain ... wait there at the head of the ravine . " I didn't think that wolf would have any need to eat frozen horse meat like ...
... waiting . " He did not ; Ego's fawn coupé was soon turning in from the valley road , over the tracks by the grain ... wait there at the head of the ravine . " I didn't think that wolf would have any need to eat frozen horse meat like ...
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