Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 308William Blackwood, 1970 - England |
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Each warrior carried his amabunu ( Boers ) were permitted to Iklwa ( short stabbing spear ] in the marry and wear the isiCoco [ head- right hand ; in his left he held the ring ) . There were many civil wars Isihlangu ( ox - hide shield ] ...
Each warrior carried his amabunu ( Boers ) were permitted to Iklwa ( short stabbing spear ] in the marry and wear the isiCoco [ head- right hand ; in his left he held the ring ) . There were many civil wars Isihlangu ( ox - hide shield ] ...
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Unfortunately then they rested with their backs none of us now were carrying any against a large rock . ... but presently he was armpit into the heart ; then we swept onto a big rock in the river carried all our dead away on wagons and ...
Unfortunately then they rested with their backs none of us now were carrying any against a large rock . ... but presently he was armpit into the heart ; then we swept onto a big rock in the river carried all our dead away on wagons and ...
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Here easy , for the breakers were carrying then , take my lifebelt . ... I was “ Good - bye , Nils , " I called as I carried out with my feet in the grip crept towards the bulwarks . of the shingle until I was lifted up by I lowered ...
Here easy , for the breakers were carrying then , take my lifebelt . ... I was “ Good - bye , Nils , " I called as I carried out with my feet in the grip crept towards the bulwarks . of the shingle until I was lifted up by I lowered ...
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Contents
MY MOTHER SAW A DANCING BEAR BY CHARLES CAUSLEY | 135 |
THE TEARS OF RADKA BOBOSHEVNA BY LESLIE GARDINER | 204 |
NIGHT RUN TO PALESTINE BY GEORGE MACDONALD FRASER | 289 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 308 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1970 |
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