Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291W. Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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Page 82
Whatever it may be , one can now walk the streets of Cairo in comparative comfort , though the pavements are as pitted and broken as ever . In its outward manifestations Cairo has changed out of all knowledge .
Whatever it may be , one can now walk the streets of Cairo in comparative comfort , though the pavements are as pitted and broken as ever . In its outward manifestations Cairo has changed out of all knowledge .
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I never walk uphill . In Buenos Aires I never walk at all . Have pity on me , and remember these things . " " Come on , Felix , " I urged , " we have to walk if we want to stalk a stag like they do in Scotland .
I never walk uphill . In Buenos Aires I never walk at all . Have pity on me , and remember these things . " " Come on , Felix , " I urged , " we have to walk if we want to stalk a stag like they do in Scotland .
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We're more likely to walk slap - bang into something in the dark . " I was feeling a few anxious twinges now that we were getting closer . " But it'll be dawn before we get there anyway , at the rate we're going .
We're more likely to walk slap - bang into something in the dark . " I was feeling a few anxious twinges now that we were getting closer . " But it'll be dawn before we get there anyway , at the rate we're going .
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Contents
THE GERMAN CHARACTER BY R L SEDGWICK | 42 |
A FIREWALKING CEREMONY BY BARBARA GUNN | 61 |
THE LAST CONTINENT BY RICHARD BEAUCHAMP | 270 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1962 |
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