Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291William Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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Page 81
... passed mile after mile of the former British military installations , now largely deserted by troops in any shape or form , and I wondered just how much of the taxpayers ' money was reverting to the primæval desert . It was not until I ...
... passed mile after mile of the former British military installations , now largely deserted by troops in any shape or form , and I wondered just how much of the taxpayers ' money was reverting to the primæval desert . It was not until I ...
Page 135
... passed in taking notes of the methods of teaching and the theories the Sufis passed on . In day - by - day instruction , two sessions were held . One for younger initiates , who were passing through a thousand - and - one- days ...
... passed in taking notes of the methods of teaching and the theories the Sufis passed on . In day - by - day instruction , two sessions were held . One for younger initiates , who were passing through a thousand - and - one- days ...
Page 278
... passed , but with so small an effort of mind or body , made me feel a little ashamed - but pro- foundly grateful for an experience that can come to few . And now , the final run back over the Ross Sea - Erebus rising , white and ...
... passed , but with so small an effort of mind or body , made me feel a little ashamed - but pro- foundly grateful for an experience that can come to few . And now , the final run back over the Ross Sea - Erebus rising , white and ...
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