Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 293W. Blackwood, 1963 - England |
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are present , and the soldiers are not allowed to speak to each other when under arms ; and , while off duty , their time is wholly filled up in cleaning their arms , accoutrements and clothes and preparing for the next guard .
are present , and the soldiers are not allowed to speak to each other when under arms ; and , while off duty , their time is wholly filled up in cleaning their arms , accoutrements and clothes and preparing for the next guard .
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We are by far the most law - abiding country in the world , and all without the aid of fire - arms and similar strong - arm methods . I have no experience of the civil police of the United States , but I have seen their military and ...
We are by far the most law - abiding country in the world , and all without the aid of fire - arms and similar strong - arm methods . I have no experience of the civil police of the United States , but I have seen their military and ...
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He jumped up , arms flailing the air , peered out of the windows in search of the station sign . His head bobbed up and down like a child's doll on a rubbery string . Satisfied , he raised his arms and eyebrows simultaneously and ...
He jumped up , arms flailing the air , peered out of the windows in search of the station sign . His head bobbed up and down like a child's doll on a rubbery string . Satisfied , he raised his arms and eyebrows simultaneously and ...
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Contents
ACROSS THE PRAIRIE BY LESLIE GARDINER | 192 |
THE CAT AND THE KING BY PATRICK GREER | 480 |
ALPINE ESCAPADE BY E C LANNING | 571 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 293 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1963 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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