Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 251William Blackwood, 1942 |
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... arrived in the area prior to a certain time was to be transported back to London by train . The arrangement would leave many men behind , and it may indicate how deep was the impres- sion I had of disorder and bad staff work when I ...
... arrived in the area prior to a certain time was to be transported back to London by train . The arrangement would leave many men behind , and it may indicate how deep was the impres- sion I had of disorder and bad staff work when I ...
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... arrived by noon . . . " He broke off , and brooded darkly on what he would do to them when they did arrive . At all events , we were not going to waste half a day waiting for our guests , and some of us had to trek down in the afternoon ...
... arrived by noon . . . " He broke off , and brooded darkly on what he would do to them when they did arrive . At all events , we were not going to waste half a day waiting for our guests , and some of us had to trek down in the afternoon ...
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... arrived without halt or hitch . Then came the terrible business of transferring the patient from the ambulance to the ward ; and from the stretcher to his bed . He was a magni- ficent young man , strong and handsome ; brave beyond words ...
... arrived without halt or hitch . Then came the terrible business of transferring the patient from the ambulance to the ward ; and from the stretcher to his bed . He was a magni- ficent young man , strong and handsome ; brave beyond words ...
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