Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 211William Blackwood, 1922 |
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... face of the water , and had to stop repeatedly to disentangle the clinging strands from the propeller . The afternoon was drawing on , and it became obvi- ous that we must find a sleeping- place for the night — a village if possible ...
... face of the water , and had to stop repeatedly to disentangle the clinging strands from the propeller . The afternoon was drawing on , and it became obvi- ous that we must find a sleeping- place for the night — a village if possible ...
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... face about and march off to the east in- stead of to the west . Having seen the German insurgents safely off the premises ( with their own co - operation ) , we were to do the same thing for Korfanty's Poles . : We marched away to the ...
... face about and march off to the east in- stead of to the west . Having seen the German insurgents safely off the premises ( with their own co - operation ) , we were to do the same thing for Korfanty's Poles . : We marched away to the ...
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... face of the moun- tain , until they met the bare rock near the top . In front lay a lake surrounded by grounds full of fine shrubs , and all along the road fuchsia hedges . After leaving this valley we ran through open rocky coun- try ...
... face of the moun- tain , until they met the bare rock near the top . In front lay a lake surrounded by grounds full of fine shrubs , and all along the road fuchsia hedges . After leaving this valley we ran through open rocky coun- try ...
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... face them , and shuddered when they came to table . After- wards he told me that his bedroom looked out into the kitchen - yard , and that when washing his hands after bat- tling with Lizzie , he had been an unwilling witness to the ...
... face them , and shuddered when they came to table . After- wards he told me that his bedroom looked out into the kitchen - yard , and that when washing his hands after bat- tling with Lizzie , he had been an unwilling witness to the ...
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... face with fury , and ever afterwards he insisted that if we had only had the sense to let him alone he would have crossed the bay and brought back post and boat . Owing to the continuous fine weather and the consequent non - arrival of ...
... face with fury , and ever afterwards he insisted that if we had only had the sense to let him alone he would have crossed the bay and brought back post and boat . Owing to the continuous fine weather and the consequent non - arrival of ...
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