Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 295William Blackwood, 1964 - England |
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Fortunately I still had hold of the fixed handrail , and I clung to it with both hands while thinking out the best ... Clinging with both hands to one of the two handrails , hand over hand as though I were climbing a rope , I found that ...
Fortunately I still had hold of the fixed handrail , and I clung to it with both hands while thinking out the best ... Clinging with both hands to one of the two handrails , hand over hand as though I were climbing a rope , I found that ...
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The fireman leans out with an oilcan in his hand and offers to oil the toy dog , and apologises when told indignantly that it isn't a clockwork dog . The driver sets his hand on the throttle . A shunter waves his hand .
The fireman leans out with an oilcan in his hand and offers to oil the toy dog , and apologises when told indignantly that it isn't a clockwork dog . The driver sets his hand on the throttle . A shunter waves his hand .
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My hands were folded in my lap like animals ready to spring . ... And was immediately conscious that , with my feet on the rudder pedals and my right hand on the stick , my left , my throttle hand , was disconcertingly unemployed .
My hands were folded in my lap like animals ready to spring . ... And was immediately conscious that , with my feet on the rudder pedals and my right hand on the stick , my left , my throttle hand , was disconcertingly unemployed .
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Contents
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY TO DARTMOOR | 17 |
A DOGS LIFE | 24 |
CHURCH MONUMENTS AND THEIR | 42 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 295 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1964 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 16 Dec 2008 |
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