Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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... four hours of torment in the gruelling heat amid the dust of the rising pile of earthwork ! Eight pints for all purposes , not only for drinking ! Barely enough for decency in the cool climate of England , but in a Mesopotamian June ...
... four hours of torment in the gruelling heat amid the dust of the rising pile of earthwork ! Eight pints for all purposes , not only for drinking ! Barely enough for decency in the cool climate of England , but in a Mesopotamian June ...
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... four miles in the dark against a four - knot current in a part of the river where there were many difficult hairpin bends , and shoals which , even in the flood season , might hang her up . The width in places was less than three ...
... four miles in the dark against a four - knot current in a part of the river where there were many difficult hairpin bends , and shoals which , even in the flood season , might hang her up . The width in places was less than three ...
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... Four of water , four of water , four of whier in the boat ** I fod than four of water " is equivalent to about seven feet six inches . The man delivers his news in a quavering falsetto . The man on the port side barge is pleased with ...
... Four of water , four of water , four of whier in the boat ** I fod than four of water " is equivalent to about seven feet six inches . The man delivers his news in a quavering falsetto . The man on the port side barge is pleased with ...
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