Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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... land by the way in which the ordinary laws of nature were deliberately infringed by the desert . He was accustomed to rivers running in valleys ; so was I for that matter . It was disconcerting , therefore , to find that the Tigris and ...
... land by the way in which the ordinary laws of nature were deliberately infringed by the desert . He was accustomed to rivers running in valleys ; so was I for that matter . It was disconcerting , therefore , to find that the Tigris and ...
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... land alone were fruitless , and he therefore proposed to combine with a strong offensive by land , against the North Front , a simultaneous attack against the West Front by sea . This latter attack was to be no mere affair of gunboats ...
... land alone were fruitless , and he therefore proposed to combine with a strong offensive by land , against the North Front , a simultaneous attack against the West Front by sea . This latter attack was to be no mere affair of gunboats ...
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... land of his birth and became an officer in Lynch's steamers trading on the inland waters of Mesopotamia . Arabic had been the language he babbled as a child ; he never forgot it , and within a couple of years after his return he could ...
... land of his birth and became an officer in Lynch's steamers trading on the inland waters of Mesopotamia . Arabic had been the language he babbled as a child ; he never forgot it , and within a couple of years after his return he could ...
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