Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 275William Blackwood, 1954 - England |
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An occasional clear pocket raised hopes that we might be coming to an end of the cold , white clamminess , and gradually and almost imperceptibly we reached more open and undulating country , leaving the mountains and clouds behind .
An occasional clear pocket raised hopes that we might be coming to an end of the cold , white clamminess , and gradually and almost imperceptibly we reached more open and undulating country , leaving the mountains and clouds behind .
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straight into a mountain - side , which seemed unlikely in such clear weather , it would probably have broken into so many pieces that there would be nothing to see among the confused mass of grey - brown boulders which covered the ...
straight into a mountain - side , which seemed unlikely in such clear weather , it would probably have broken into so many pieces that there would be nothing to see among the confused mass of grey - brown boulders which covered the ...
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Through the clear water we could see the edge of the coral stopping abruptly and dropping away vertically into deep water , and the ship's bow wedged into it like an axe into wood . The facts , surprising as they were , were plain ...
Through the clear water we could see the edge of the coral stopping abruptly and dropping away vertically into deep water , and the ship's bow wedged into it like an axe into wood . The facts , surprising as they were , were plain ...
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