Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 256William Blackwood, 1944 - England |
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Page 92
... village , where he hoped to find a dependable hunter . As most of my loads had been sent on ahead during the night , we were soon on our way , and had reached the middle of the dry river - bed between camp and village , when Nimrod sud ...
... village , where he hoped to find a dependable hunter . As most of my loads had been sent on ahead during the night , we were soon on our way , and had reached the middle of the dry river - bed between camp and village , when Nimrod sud ...
Page 286
... village . Their voices have a musical note like the Welsh , and hearing the songs echoing round the valley one could almost imagine the scene to be Llanbedr or Tal - y - bont or any small village in Wales . Like the Welsh , they fall ...
... village . Their voices have a musical note like the Welsh , and hearing the songs echoing round the valley one could almost imagine the scene to be Llanbedr or Tal - y - bont or any small village in Wales . Like the Welsh , they fall ...
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Clear of the village we collected the rest of the party . It consisted of a dozen women of all ages and a few children . They had heard that their village had been occupied by the Allies , and were making for it . Our way , for the most ...
Clear of the village we collected the rest of the party . It consisted of a dozen women of all ages and a few children . They had heard that their village had been occupied by the Allies , and were making for it . Our way , for the most ...
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