Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 263,Utgave 1587William Blackwood, 1948 |
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... dark leaves . Every distant hillside , blue and quivering in the heat , was pen- cilled with these silver trunks and every skyline feathered with their tops . As I sat there looking , I remembered a story I had heard . There was once a ...
... dark leaves . Every distant hillside , blue and quivering in the heat , was pen- cilled with these silver trunks and every skyline feathered with their tops . As I sat there looking , I remembered a story I had heard . There was once a ...
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... darkness overtook me . It can be very dark in the bush at night - much too dark to see a hand held out before one's face . Despite this I kept my direction successfully , but had several annoying falls over unseen obstacles . At length ...
... darkness overtook me . It can be very dark in the bush at night - much too dark to see a hand held out before one's face . Despite this I kept my direction successfully , but had several annoying falls over unseen obstacles . At length ...
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... dark owing to the window being covered , and they were guarded by two soldiers who might have been Europeans but who could not or would not understand anything they said . A few minutes later they were lifted into the air . Soon they ...
... dark owing to the window being covered , and they were guarded by two soldiers who might have been Europeans but who could not or would not understand anything they said . A few minutes later they were lifted into the air . Soon they ...
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