Blackwood's Magazine, Volumer 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 |
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... miles ; four and a half ; four , and still no sparkle of enemy fire . At three and a half miles , for good measure , we lay down five quick broadsides along the sum- mit of the headland , then hold our fire until we have a definite ...
... miles ; four and a half ; four , and still no sparkle of enemy fire . At three and a half miles , for good measure , we lay down five quick broadsides along the sum- mit of the headland , then hold our fire until we have a definite ...
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... miles and miles separated the nearest from where we travelled . Short grass or dwarf sedges formed a carpet underfoot muffling our steps , and we moved in silence , for the vastness of these uplands had a queer subduing influence . I ...
... miles and miles separated the nearest from where we travelled . Short grass or dwarf sedges formed a carpet underfoot muffling our steps , and we moved in silence , for the vastness of these uplands had a queer subduing influence . I ...
Side 45
... mile distant , was another sandhill running north and south like a giant wave in a sea of sand . This belt of sand might run for hundreds of miles or it might peter out into ' gibber ' country , the stony desert of Central Australia ...
... mile distant , was another sandhill running north and south like a giant wave in a sea of sand . This belt of sand might run for hundreds of miles or it might peter out into ' gibber ' country , the stony desert of Central Australia ...
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LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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