Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 301William Blackwood, 1967 - England |
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Page 89
... while all grammar schoolboys have passed it : yet they obtain results in the ' O ' and ' A ' level examinations , particularly the latter , which are , making due allowance for a slightly higher leaving - age , markedly better than ...
... while all grammar schoolboys have passed it : yet they obtain results in the ' O ' and ' A ' level examinations , particularly the latter , which are , making due allowance for a slightly higher leaving - age , markedly better than ...
Page 111
At midday , having passed through a little forest of nothofagus , they reached a beautiful glacier that came down from the north - west . Here they rested , and had one - third of a bar of chocolate each .
At midday , having passed through a little forest of nothofagus , they reached a beautiful glacier that came down from the north - west . Here they rested , and had one - third of a bar of chocolate each .
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... passed on various errands through the town , behind a white horse which moved at a deliberate , unvarying walk . ... baby comfortable in his cot , we had passed the ancient wall - gate and were beginning the ascent to the valley .
... passed on various errands through the town , behind a white horse which moved at a deliberate , unvarying walk . ... baby comfortable in his cot , we had passed the ancient wall - gate and were beginning the ascent to the valley .
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