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As her feelings mount , she gazes about her in panic . Gone are the familiar lines of the room , gone her cositas , her little things ; even the ambiente , the atmosphere , which cannot by its very nature be adequately described ...
As her feelings mount , she gazes about her in panic . Gone are the familiar lines of the room , gone her cositas , her little things ; even the ambiente , the atmosphere , which cannot by its very nature be adequately described ...
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His cliff of a face , which had given me such a feeling of intimacy and understanding as he hauled me out of the water , was clear one minute , the next but a blur as it looked up ; then a mere pale patch , an excrescence in the ...
His cliff of a face , which had given me such a feeling of intimacy and understanding as he hauled me out of the water , was clear one minute , the next but a blur as it looked up ; then a mere pale patch , an excrescence in the ...
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But I will tell you this : that in here ' -again he tapped his breast - there is no longer any feeling whatsoever . ' A voice from the doorway said : ' The water for the niña ! ' And they saw that Maria had reentered the room .
But I will tell you this : that in here ' -again he tapped his breast - there is no longer any feeling whatsoever . ' A voice from the doorway said : ' The water for the niña ! ' And they saw that Maria had reentered the room .
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Contents
AN INNOCENT IN THE AIR BY ROBERT HUNTER | 96 |
THE BOW RIVER BY R M PATTERSON | 194 |
ATAHUAS HATS BY PAMELA ERIKSSON | 288 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 288 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1960 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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