Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 249William Blackwood, 1941 - England |
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Page 83
... camp farther down the valley . I use the car to take me out to points two or three miles from camp , then work the country beyond on foot . This avoids pitching the camp too close to the actual ground and alarming the game . We climbed ...
... camp farther down the valley . I use the car to take me out to points two or three miles from camp , then work the country beyond on foot . This avoids pitching the camp too close to the actual ground and alarming the game . We climbed ...
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... camp , and send men back for them . " 66 Listen , " I said . " There are seven of us . We will bring in the loads today , and tomorrow or the next day do one stage , then camp again and return for more loads . We have ample food ...
... camp , and send men back for them . " 66 Listen , " I said . " There are seven of us . We will bring in the loads today , and tomorrow or the next day do one stage , then camp again and return for more loads . We have ample food ...
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... camp - fires . The tom - tomming and chanting of folk - lore songs was a sign that the night's jollification was in full swing . One and all were in rollicking mood ; for during the day a large crocodile had been accounted for by an ...
... camp - fires . The tom - tomming and chanting of folk - lore songs was a sign that the night's jollification was in full swing . One and all were in rollicking mood ; for during the day a large crocodile had been accounted for by an ...
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C BY J K STANFORD | 14 |
WHERE FOUR EMPIRES MEET BY F KINGDON WARD | 14 |
ANGLING MEMORIES OF A NATURALIST | 23 |
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