Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 293W. Blackwood, 1963 - England |
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“ Just stand around and look for a while , because boy , oh boy , it'll be different from anything else you've come across . ” George himself had been in Samoa only a few weeks , and frankly admitted he was still seeing things that made ...
“ Just stand around and look for a while , because boy , oh boy , it'll be different from anything else you've come across . ” George himself had been in Samoa only a few weeks , and frankly admitted he was still seeing things that made ...
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Normally , sheep run before the wind and stand with their noses in the windward hedge , their rumps against the weather ; this seems silly in wind and rain , and one wonders why they do not shelter in the lee as cows do .
Normally , sheep run before the wind and stand with their noses in the windward hedge , their rumps against the weather ; this seems silly in wind and rain , and one wonders why they do not shelter in the lee as cows do .
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... to Nigeria to stand his trial . The decision has provoked ... Mr Brooke , however , while not denying that the Act may need amendment , insists that he must carry out the law as it stands . There is a precedent for granting asylum .
... to Nigeria to stand his trial . The decision has provoked ... Mr Brooke , however , while not denying that the Act may need amendment , insists that he must carry out the law as it stands . There is a precedent for granting asylum .
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Contents
ROME IN A DAY BY LESLIE GARDINER | 34 |
SAMOAN ODYSSEYI BY GEORGE IRWIN | 214 |
ACROSS THE PRAIRIE BY LESLIE GARDINER | 227 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 293 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1963 |
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