Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 252William Blackwood, 1942 - England |
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... heard they were for the British , the price came down by half ; but it was still four for one mark ( 2s . approxi- mately ) , so we could not afford many . we -We heard of the Armistice on 20th July . The Colonel then made a very strong ...
... heard they were for the British , the price came down by half ; but it was still four for one mark ( 2s . approxi- mately ) , so we could not afford many . we -We heard of the Armistice on 20th July . The Colonel then made a very strong ...
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... heard the piper play ; And the last place ever I heard that tune Was a thousand miles away . Far to the West , in a deep - cut bay By the ceaseless sound of the sea , We lived and laughed in a happier day , Archie and Johnnie and me ...
... heard the piper play ; And the last place ever I heard that tune Was a thousand miles away . Far to the West , in a deep - cut bay By the ceaseless sound of the sea , We lived and laughed in a happier day , Archie and Johnnie and me ...
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... heard a word from him since he left them : : - " DEAR BUT UNKIND ROB , -Im much surprised I never heard from you since you left Edinburgh , seeing besides your repeated promises at parting to write me , I sent you a letter putting you ...
... heard a word from him since he left them : : - " DEAR BUT UNKIND ROB , -Im much surprised I never heard from you since you left Edinburgh , seeing besides your repeated promises at parting to write me , I sent you a letter putting you ...
Contents
A CHANNEL PASSAGE BY R G A | 60 |
A DEAD LEESHORE BY CAPTAIN FRANK H SHAW | 163 |
A SOLDIER OF OLD INDIA BY J CHARTRES MOLONY | 192 |
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