Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 299W. Blackwood, 1966 - England |
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Page 27
... sound of their going was indeed a new sound over the barren coast of Labrador and the desolate North Shore of the Gulf of St Lawrence . It brought to the few who heard that powerful noise of war , wonder and dread . And relief also ...
... sound of their going was indeed a new sound over the barren coast of Labrador and the desolate North Shore of the Gulf of St Lawrence . It brought to the few who heard that powerful noise of war , wonder and dread . And relief also ...
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... sounds of hammering ahead . I emerged from the trees and came on a group of workmen gathered round the tractor , which ... sound of a rolling stone , then voices , together with a curious tapping noise . Out of the mist came a man with a ...
... sounds of hammering ahead . I emerged from the trees and came on a group of workmen gathered round the tractor , which ... sound of a rolling stone , then voices , together with a curious tapping noise . Out of the mist came a man with a ...
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... sound in flight , they never cease to converse in low purring whistles when perched . When they sit in a row , conferring in whispers , their pointed hoods and white robes make them look like members of some avian Ku Klux Klan . Seven ...
... sound in flight , they never cease to converse in low purring whistles when perched . When they sit in a row , conferring in whispers , their pointed hoods and white robes make them look like members of some avian Ku Klux Klan . Seven ...
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