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Mrs Holland , the Mate's mother , came aboard and asked me to supper , but it was so late and the newly arrived mail was such an attraction that I begged off . However , the Mate went home for the night , as we could not get any farther ...
Mrs Holland , the Mate's mother , came aboard and asked me to supper , but it was so late and the newly arrived mail was such an attraction that I begged off . However , the Mate went home for the night , as we could not get any farther ...
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At length we arrived at a perfect ' Robbers ' Den ' hidden behind a spur of the hill . Here we were pushed down with our backs to a large rock , and the luckless Fereç BEYOND THE GREAT ZAP 511.
At length we arrived at a perfect ' Robbers ' Den ' hidden behind a spur of the hill . Here we were pushed down with our backs to a large rock , and the luckless Fereç BEYOND THE GREAT ZAP 511.
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Small patrols of soldiers looked in to tell us that they were searching the hills for the robbers and would protect us , though there was no danger now , and , finally , a veritable cavalcade arrived in camp one afternoon .
Small patrols of soldiers looked in to tell us that they were searching the hills for the robbers and would protect us , though there was no danger now , and , finally , a veritable cavalcade arrived in camp one afternoon .
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Contents
A BADELYNG OF DUCKS BY EPOPEUS | 96 |
THE OTHER SIDE BY JOHN GUTHRIE | 288 |
A DESOLATE COW COUNTRY BY GEORGE ALMOND | 384 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 300 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1966 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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