Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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... river I believe she would get through without much difficulty , drop her barges , and get out again . " He was probably right , for no living man knew so much about the conditions on that stretch of the Tigris ; but when , three months ...
... river I believe she would get through without much difficulty , drop her barges , and get out again . " He was probably right , for no living man knew so much about the conditions on that stretch of the Tigris ; but when , three months ...
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... river a red light had been hoisted . It was the signal used by the Turks to indicate that a vessel was pass- ing up the river . Further speculation was now quite futile ; there was nothing for it but a patient wait till morn- ing ...
... river a red light had been hoisted . It was the signal used by the Turks to indicate that a vessel was pass- ing up the river . Further speculation was now quite futile ; there was nothing for it but a patient wait till morn- ing ...
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... river would not be normal for a week . And on the other side was Barindah , waiting anxiously for his news ; on the other side was Jean . so soon . They came out of the last belt of trees that screened the river . Lynn pulled up with a ...
... river would not be normal for a week . And on the other side was Barindah , waiting anxiously for his news ; on the other side was Jean . so soon . They came out of the last belt of trees that screened the river . Lynn pulled up with a ...
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