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Up to our own times it was often referred to by the Germanised name under which it appeared in the Orient Express timetables : Ruschuk . In its pioneering days , on the Paris - Constantinople service of the 1880s , the Orient Express ...
Up to our own times it was often referred to by the Germanised name under which it appeared in the Orient Express timetables : Ruschuk . In its pioneering days , on the Paris - Constantinople service of the 1880s , the Orient Express ...
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He appeared to be busy and cheerful and did not , for once , seek opportunities to invade Pitman's office for what he liked to call ' cosy chit - chat ' . Pitman's suspicions began to turn into disquiet as the month of notice became ...
He appeared to be busy and cheerful and did not , for once , seek opportunities to invade Pitman's office for what he liked to call ' cosy chit - chat ' . Pitman's suspicions began to turn into disquiet as the month of notice became ...
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The general opinion was that of the Bulletin , in whose pages his stories and verse had appeared : ' Lawson is the voice of the Bush , and the Bush is the heart of Australia ' . English reviewers welcomed the book , but it found very ...
The general opinion was that of the Bulletin , in whose pages his stories and verse had appeared : ' Lawson is the voice of the Bush , and the Bush is the heart of Australia ' . English reviewers welcomed the book , but it found very ...
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Contents
BY J M SCOTT | 179 |
ABSURDITY OF IDEOLOGY | 555 |
PEOPLE BY THE WOODLAND PAth The BY SIMON CORRIGAN 32 | 556 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 328 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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