Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297William Blackwood, 1965 - England |
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Page 220
The dinghy , feeling the increasing pressure of a new flood tide under her , was making real headway at last , straight into the jaws of the channel . My partner , about whose experience as a sailor I had begun to entertain doubts ...
The dinghy , feeling the increasing pressure of a new flood tide under her , was making real headway at last , straight into the jaws of the channel . My partner , about whose experience as a sailor I had begun to entertain doubts ...
Page 334
And this feeling mounted as we showed our identity cards , saw our names ticked off the list , crossed the Wall of Tears ' , and drove past the plain red flags of All the Soviets ; to me it was like wading from a bright and happy shore ...
And this feeling mounted as we showed our identity cards , saw our names ticked off the list , crossed the Wall of Tears ' , and drove past the plain red flags of All the Soviets ; to me it was like wading from a bright and happy shore ...
Page 547
At first the rhythm seemed irregular and uncertain and I had a growing feeling of apprehension as my senses struggled to catch the pattern . Then the rhythm quickened , melting into a low , throbbing note , that rippled and pulsed like ...
At first the rhythm seemed irregular and uncertain and I had a growing feeling of apprehension as my senses struggled to catch the pattern . Then the rhythm quickened , melting into a low , throbbing note , that rippled and pulsed like ...
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Contents
A BIT OF A DUSTING BY W RUTHERFORD | 96 |
ACROSS THE WALL OF TEARS BY JOHN PEMBROKE | 288 |
MR CHIPLUNKAR | 384 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 16 Dec 2008 |
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