Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 207William Blackwood, 1920 - England |
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Page 24
... hills with the April sun low behind the northern end of the island . Farther south to- wards the open sea , I could distinguish the solitary outline of Ailsa Craig hazily in the evening mist , posted there like some stern guardian of ...
... hills with the April sun low behind the northern end of the island . Farther south to- wards the open sea , I could distinguish the solitary outline of Ailsa Craig hazily in the evening mist , posted there like some stern guardian of ...
Page 25
... hills - that's if ye're thinkin ' o ' walkin ' . But ye couldna tak ' ony o ' thae muckle boaxes wi ' ye . The eairrier wud tak ' them ower on the railway lorry . " " I think that's the best way , then , " I agreed . " It's a lovely ...
... hills - that's if ye're thinkin ' o ' walkin ' . But ye couldna tak ' ony o ' thae muckle boaxes wi ' ye . The eairrier wud tak ' them ower on the railway lorry . " " I think that's the best way , then , " I agreed . " It's a lovely ...
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... hills set close together . My twin- guides , the dykes , had dwindled to one , so that I was no longer assured that I was still on the old Reman road . Worse still , when I passed these gloomy knolls on which night had already begun to ...
... hills set close together . My twin- guides , the dykes , had dwindled to one , so that I was no longer assured that I was still on the old Reman road . Worse still , when I passed these gloomy knolls on which night had already begun to ...
Page 27
... hills , and was a fair way up on the opposite slope . I olam- bered over the dyke amid a rattle of loose stones ... hill , I should have been unable to ad- vance with any hope of reach- ing my goal . To add to my troubles , the light for ...
... hills , and was a fair way up on the opposite slope . I olam- bered over the dyke amid a rattle of loose stones ... hill , I should have been unable to ad- vance with any hope of reach- ing my goal . To add to my troubles , the light for ...
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... hills , and I wandered about aimlessly until a farm - hand , or some such person , shepherded me back into my way . " 66 Well , you must be hungry . Marigold , show the doctor his room , and where he can get a wash , and let's get to ...
... hills , and I wandered about aimlessly until a farm - hand , or some such person , shepherded me back into my way . " 66 Well , you must be hungry . Marigold , show the doctor his room , and where he can get a wash , and let's get to ...
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