Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 263,Utgave 1587William Blackwood, 1948 |
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... young cockerel , you could have killed her with your motor - car and gone on your journey , but of course you could not kill a pregnant animal , or a hen with chickens . " 66 " To kill her , " I agreed , ' would have been to kill six or ...
... young cockerel , you could have killed her with your motor - car and gone on your journey , but of course you could not kill a pregnant animal , or a hen with chickens . " 66 " To kill her , " I agreed , ' would have been to kill six or ...
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... young woman dressed in green cloths , with gold ornaments in her ears . She came and talked to us in excellent English , making sure that our wants were satisfied . I assumed that she was the favourite wife of the Chief , but discovered ...
... young woman dressed in green cloths , with gold ornaments in her ears . She came and talked to us in excellent English , making sure that our wants were satisfied . I assumed that she was the favourite wife of the Chief , but discovered ...
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... young gypsy as companion . He used a number of sobriquets , but his real name was Ted Scamp . Real name ? His real name had been forgotten centuries ago . But the gypsies in England have taken surnames — some а little ostentatiously ...
... young gypsy as companion . He used a number of sobriquets , but his real name was Ted Scamp . Real name ? His real name had been forgotten centuries ago . But the gypsies in England have taken surnames — some а little ostentatiously ...
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