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I was in the second load : we made as good a landing as could be expected and took the equipment over to one side of the dirt strip and dumped it alongside the first lot of kit . The plane left immediately , and half an hour later it ...
I was in the second load : we made as good a landing as could be expected and took the equipment over to one side of the dirt strip and dumped it alongside the first lot of kit . The plane left immediately , and half an hour later it ...
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By this time a large frowning horseman was on top of us , so we scurried to the other side of the bus while I took the camera and managed to stop it . The driver waved us back into the bus and we drove off after the party once more .
By this time a large frowning horseman was on top of us , so we scurried to the other side of the bus while I took the camera and managed to stop it . The driver waved us back into the bus and we drove off after the party once more .
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He took it , and the double - tree broke , so that the team ran off the pole . When I overturned the buggy in a swollen creek , it was Paint who dug into the bank , broke free , and saved himself and his team - mates .
He took it , and the double - tree broke , so that the team ran off the pole . When I overturned the buggy in a swollen creek , it was Paint who dug into the bank , broke free , and saved himself and his team - mates .
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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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Bibliographic information
| 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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