Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291William Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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Page 132
... called ' hal ' and means ' state or condition ' : the state of condition of being in ecstasy . < Armed with this information , I took my place in the double circle that was being formed in the centre of the hall . The dervishes stood ...
... called ' hal ' and means ' state or condition ' : the state of condition of being in ecstasy . < Armed with this information , I took my place in the double circle that was being formed in the centre of the hall . The dervishes stood ...
Page 386
... called social classes , but I have been many years at sea ; and in the Far East , more especially perhaps in British or ex - British possessions , one finds that the white men generally - planters and so on are from what is called at ...
... called social classes , but I have been many years at sea ; and in the Far East , more especially perhaps in British or ex - British possessions , one finds that the white men generally - planters and so on are from what is called at ...
Page 488
... called on them after the South African War . Their intentions were , in all prob- ability , kindly when they appointed him as Commander of the troops in Ceylon . Surely , in that lovely island , with the not too strenuous duties of the ...
... called on them after the South African War . Their intentions were , in all prob- ability , kindly when they appointed him as Commander of the troops in Ceylon . Surely , in that lovely island , with the not too strenuous duties of the ...
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