Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 301William Blackwood, 1967 - England |
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Tennis at the club in the afternoon was followed by a short session of teatime dancing at the Café de Paris . Dinner at one of the haunts then in favour among my companions was sometimes followed by attendance at the Opera House .
Tennis at the club in the afternoon was followed by a short session of teatime dancing at the Café de Paris . Dinner at one of the haunts then in favour among my companions was sometimes followed by attendance at the Opera House .
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Kulbahadur , displaying incredible field craft and determination , followed the old man to the very edge of the clearing . I was able to restrain him as he raised his kukri to dispose of the meddlesome man .
Kulbahadur , displaying incredible field craft and determination , followed the old man to the very edge of the clearing . I was able to restrain him as he raised his kukri to dispose of the meddlesome man .
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The rest of the familiar sequence followed until Sea Otter lay quietly at anchor . For a few moments everyone remained in silence in the dark wheelhouse . 66 The Captain moved first . " Call me if we start dragging , First .
The rest of the familiar sequence followed until Sea Otter lay quietly at anchor . For a few moments everyone remained in silence in the dark wheelhouse . 66 The Captain moved first . " Call me if we start dragging , First .
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 301 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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