Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 267William Blackwood, 1950 - England |
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quences to any innocent passing human ; for slung on each side it carried a great balk of timber , squared , yellow ... We wriggled along a foot or so and I leant back to flatten myself as much as possible , and the timber passed by ...
quences to any innocent passing human ; for slung on each side it carried a great balk of timber , squared , yellow ... We wriggled along a foot or so and I leant back to flatten myself as much as possible , and the timber passed by ...
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Off we went again , this time into the heart of Nubaland , and we passed many Nuba riding on bulls to the market . The noise from the back of my lorry was , I am sorry to say , quite shocking , but since it was all in ...
Off we went again , this time into the heart of Nubaland , and we passed many Nuba riding on bulls to the market . The noise from the back of my lorry was , I am sorry to say , quite shocking , but since it was all in ...
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He passed by them , unseeing and unseen , went on , then halted , knowing himself lost . Every familiar sound was drowned in booming gusts and long , unbroken rolls of thunder . Bewildered , he began to circle .
He passed by them , unseeing and unseen , went on , then halted , knowing himself lost . Every familiar sound was drowned in booming gusts and long , unbroken rolls of thunder . Bewildered , he began to circle .
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