Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... land was in sight . But by the time I had huddled on the greater part of my normal pile of clothing and hurried on deck , the land had disappeared into a snow squall . It had been Cape Horn . " Too bad Fröken was not up earlier , " said ...
... land was in sight . But by the time I had huddled on the greater part of my normal pile of clothing and hurried on deck , the land had disappeared into a snow squall . It had been Cape Horn . " Too bad Fröken was not up earlier , " said ...
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... land birds - blackbirds , wrens , chaffinches , and ring ousels - which had been blown out to sea , but had not survived so far from land as the migrating birds . On that day there was less fog than mist , and out of it swung many ships ...
... land birds - blackbirds , wrens , chaffinches , and ring ousels - which had been blown out to sea , but had not survived so far from land as the migrating birds . On that day there was less fog than mist , and out of it swung many ships ...
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... land on a vertical wall - even a baboon would have had some difficulty in climbing that pitted but perpendicular face . There was nothing to hitch a rope to , and you could not have stepped off from anything more solid than water . The ...
... land on a vertical wall - even a baboon would have had some difficulty in climbing that pitted but perpendicular face . There was nothing to hitch a rope to , and you could not have stepped off from anything more solid than water . The ...
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MEMORIES OF THE DEER FORESTS BY H MORTIMER BATTEN 482 | 307 |
PATROLLING A FRONTIER BY CLELAND SCOTT 492 | 326 |
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