Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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Page 546
... trees with greyish trunks and sage - green leaves that cast a light , sun - spangled shade . Be- tween the trees grew a bank of cannas , their scarlet heads and great reddish - purple leaves form- ing a kind of rough hedge at the edge ...
... trees with greyish trunks and sage - green leaves that cast a light , sun - spangled shade . Be- tween the trees grew a bank of cannas , their scarlet heads and great reddish - purple leaves form- ing a kind of rough hedge at the edge ...
Page 548
... trees planted park - like here and there . Their bark was smooth , and a vivid yellow . No one would be able , at a little distance , to distinguish a giraffe standing among them , trees and animals alike cross - hatched with sun and ...
... trees planted park - like here and there . Their bark was smooth , and a vivid yellow . No one would be able , at a little distance , to distinguish a giraffe standing among them , trees and animals alike cross - hatched with sun and ...
Page 249
... trees to catch the sap . On the branches of the fallen trees and on the sur- rounding brambles , festoons of wool hung , tribute snatched from the sheep that wandered like lost souls across the hills . Outwardly this wood was calm ...
... trees to catch the sap . On the branches of the fallen trees and on the sur- rounding brambles , festoons of wool hung , tribute snatched from the sheep that wandered like lost souls across the hills . Outwardly this wood was calm ...
Contents
LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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