Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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The Kaymakam stopped the bus at a point near a village called Çukur Bağ , and said that while we would be welcome at Çamardi we should get off here because it was nearer to the peaks . We unfolded stiffened limbs and hobbled out .
The Kaymakam stopped the bus at a point near a village called Çukur Bağ , and said that while we would be welcome at Çamardi we should get off here because it was nearer to the peaks . We unfolded stiffened limbs and hobbled out .
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WHEN my mother goes shop- ping in the village , she grooms her dog after breakfast and has an early ' elevenses ' ; this gives her time to catch the bus at the foot of the lane . If she has not too much to do in the village she may be ...
WHEN my mother goes shop- ping in the village , she grooms her dog after breakfast and has an early ' elevenses ' ; this gives her time to catch the bus at the foot of the lane . If she has not too much to do in the village she may be ...
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Fortunately for us the village lies on our side of the lake , so we turn northwards when we are a mile beyond the ferry . Forty - five minutes more of driving , now on a smooth high- way , bring us to the first of the bridges on the ...
Fortunately for us the village lies on our side of the lake , so we turn northwards when we are a mile beyond the ferry . Forty - five minutes more of driving , now on a smooth high- way , bring us to the first of the bridges on the ...
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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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