Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 294W. Blackwood, 1963 - England |
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I was accordingly lowered into the woodskin by the boys , who thought the whole idea a great joke ; why , I was soon to learn . The canoe was so small that the slightest movement would overturn it . However , I did not even get that far ...
I was accordingly lowered into the woodskin by the boys , who thought the whole idea a great joke ; why , I was soon to learn . The canoe was so small that the slightest movement would overturn it . However , I did not even get that far ...
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Soon we left the wide expanse of rolling savannah behind us and began to climb steeply up into the foothills of the mountain range . On reaching the top of the escarpment we paused to regain our breath and admire the view .
Soon we left the wide expanse of rolling savannah behind us and began to climb steeply up into the foothills of the mountain range . On reaching the top of the escarpment we paused to regain our breath and admire the view .
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It was soon apparent that H.H. knew far more about big - game hunt- ing than I did . He was a first - class shot , a tireless walker , and accus- tomed to getting his trophies the hard way . All he wanted of me was a guide ...
It was soon apparent that H.H. knew far more about big - game hunt- ing than I did . He was a first - class shot , a tireless walker , and accus- tomed to getting his trophies the hard way . All he wanted of me was a guide ...
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Contents
THE ART OF UNCLE JASON BY G E | 109 |
THE BOTTOM BUNK BY IAIN GALLANTRY | 120 |
THE PLAIN SLAB BY A M | 131 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 294 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1963 |
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