Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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The River Awash- the third largest in Ethiopia - here runs through a deep gorge with almost precipitous sides . ... the gorge . were across the river and mount- ing the slope on the far side . down into the swirling river far below .
The River Awash- the third largest in Ethiopia - here runs through a deep gorge with almost precipitous sides . ... the gorge . were across the river and mount- ing the slope on the far side . down into the swirling river far below .
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avenue where we could for once walk side by side , instead of in Indian file . The space all round gave us protection , I thought , because things could not creep up on us as they could in the confined spaces of the forest paths .
avenue where we could for once walk side by side , instead of in Indian file . The space all round gave us protection , I thought , because things could not creep up on us as they could in the confined spaces of the forest paths .
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It was situated along- side the prison and the post- office , on one side of a grassy square and underneath coconut palms and casuarinas . It was all rather picturesque and the local inhabitants improved on it ; for the women were gaily ...
It was situated along- side the prison and the post- office , on one side of a grassy square and underneath coconut palms and casuarinas . It was all rather picturesque and the local inhabitants improved on it ; for the women were gaily ...
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THE ADOPTED SON BY BARBARA WHITTINGHAMJONES | 41 |
THE AUCTION BY J K STANFORD | 263 |
THE CHALKPIT BY JOHN WELMAN | 369 |
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