Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 301William Blackwood, 1967 - England |
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Page 155
You've seen those little flat circular woollen caps worn by some men and boys here ? " I had . Frequently these are embroidered with a coloured garland , are no larger than beer mats , and have to be kept on the head with hair - grips .
You've seen those little flat circular woollen caps worn by some men and boys here ? " I had . Frequently these are embroidered with a coloured garland , are no larger than beer mats , and have to be kept on the head with hair - grips .
Page 157
Having already found up here bergamot as I could never grow it , and freesia and verbena which I had previously seen only on soap packets , I began to search for these particular two which I had never seen or known in English gardens .
Having already found up here bergamot as I could never grow it , and freesia and verbena which I had previously seen only on soap packets , I began to search for these particular two which I had never seen or known in English gardens .
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It has one feature in common with a type of dugout canoe I have seen in the Beira region as well as in Angoche , the snout - like ends , handy for belaying ropes and for lifting . All the rest is almost certainly of Arab origin : the ...
It has one feature in common with a type of dugout canoe I have seen in the Beira region as well as in Angoche , the snout - like ends , handy for belaying ropes and for lifting . All the rest is almost certainly of Arab origin : the ...
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