Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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he implies that if any of us can clear sand off a narrow road on a dark night with one of these b - s without going into the ditch occasionally we are wel- come to try . And if the cable is buried only three feet deep and perhaps less ...
he implies that if any of us can clear sand off a narrow road on a dark night with one of these b - s without going into the ditch occasionally we are wel- come to try . And if the cable is buried only three feet deep and perhaps less ...
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Immediately below the layer of moss in the muskegs there are are bands of clear ice ( which we found made excellent outdoor refrigerators in the summer , when the tem- perature rises above eighty degrees ) . The winters seem endless .
Immediately below the layer of moss in the muskegs there are are bands of clear ice ( which we found made excellent outdoor refrigerators in the summer , when the tem- perature rises above eighty degrees ) . The winters seem endless .
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However , it was clear that Nima would henceforth have to be carried , and on the day's showing we could not expect to move at all fast . Again the gallant Pasang had arrived , but he was in poor shape and would only be able to proceed ...
However , it was clear that Nima would henceforth have to be carried , and on the day's showing we could not expect to move at all fast . Again the gallant Pasang had arrived , but he was in poor shape and would only be able to proceed ...
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Contents
THE ADOPTED SON BY BARBARA WHITTINGHAMJONES | 41 |
THE AUCTION BY J K STANFORD | 263 |
THE CHALKPIT BY JOHN WELMAN | 369 |
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