Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 290W. Blackwood, 1961 |
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... Hour after hour we plugged along . We travelled for fourteen hours with frequent rests . I was shaking with cold when I put Paint in the vicarage barn . It was eleven o'clock at night when I banged on the cavalry officer's door . " Come ...
... Hour after hour we plugged along . We travelled for fourteen hours with frequent rests . I was shaking with cold when I put Paint in the vicarage barn . It was eleven o'clock at night when I banged on the cavalry officer's door . " Come ...
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... hour I did see the blaze of lights which mark Jeddah : the town whose name means Ances- tress , because tradition has it that Mother Eve herself is buried there . My watch said that sunrise would be in an hour , and I realised that it ...
... hour I did see the blaze of lights which mark Jeddah : the town whose name means Ances- tress , because tradition has it that Mother Eve herself is buried there . My watch said that sunrise would be in an hour , and I realised that it ...
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... hour later the darkness was intense . The hide was under a canopy of leaves through which no light could filter to ... hours crept by . It was a little after two o'clock when a sudden feeling that I was no longer alone surged through me ...
... hour later the darkness was intense . The hide was under a canopy of leaves through which no light could filter to ... hours crept by . It was a little after two o'clock when a sudden feeling that I was no longer alone surged through me ...
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