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Exactly an hour and a half after I arose it always took an hour and a half , right to the minute , to cook and make preparations - I bolted the door behind us and we moved up the scree slopes , ropes slung on shoulders , axes clinking ...
Exactly an hour and a half after I arose it always took an hour and a half , right to the minute , to cook and make preparations - I bolted the door behind us and we moved up the scree slopes , ropes slung on shoulders , axes clinking ...
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The ' tramlines ' moved closer— uncomfortably close . " And ' oo does the chuckin ' aht ? " Which , I thought in the circumstances , was a good question . Then , to my astonishment the taller man wheedled -actually wheedled , " Aw come ...
The ' tramlines ' moved closer— uncomfortably close . " And ' oo does the chuckin ' aht ? " Which , I thought in the circumstances , was a good question . Then , to my astonishment the taller man wheedled -actually wheedled , " Aw come ...
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Furthermore , some equipment , notably medium and heavy tanks , cannot be made air - portable and so must be moved by sea , either from the United Kingdom or from garrisons or stockpiles abroad . There are very few ports in the Middle ...
Furthermore , some equipment , notably medium and heavy tanks , cannot be made air - portable and so must be moved by sea , either from the United Kingdom or from garrisons or stockpiles abroad . There are very few ports in the Middle ...
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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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