Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 285W. Blackwood, 1959 - England |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 81
Page 136
... Never having had the camping urge until the gipsy blood in me began to run and I persuaded Tim to join me on this expedition , we had borrowed the tent . Perhaps it was as well that we only had to use it once . A friend of mine bought ...
... Never having had the camping urge until the gipsy blood in me began to run and I persuaded Tim to join me on this expedition , we had borrowed the tent . Perhaps it was as well that we only had to use it once . A friend of mine bought ...
Page 544
... never had the courage to do other than agree I was , in fact , back . Indeed , he never gave me time to be so insolent . Before I had time to nod my head , he would hand over more documents , or letters , with the reminder , " Straight ...
... never had the courage to do other than agree I was , in fact , back . Indeed , he never gave me time to be so insolent . Before I had time to nod my head , he would hand over more documents , or letters , with the reminder , " Straight ...
Page 555
... never faltered throughout the thirty long years of his service . When I came upon the scene later , I was included in it just as were any of the Bwana's other possessions , such as his old Ford vanette , or his battered terai , or his ...
... never faltered throughout the thirty long years of his service . When I came upon the scene later , I was included in it just as were any of the Bwana's other possessions , such as his old Ford vanette , or his battered terai , or his ...
Contents
A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BY ROBERT H HILL | 384 |
THE TADPOLES BY HUGH DUNT | 480 |
Copyright | |
2 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
aircraft asked began BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE boat Boran Bournemouth British Captain ché Chiddingfold climbed coral course Cranford criollo dark deck door engine estancia eyes face Fair Isle feet Fenner fish Gormezano green grey half hand head heard hill hundred ice-fall Ipoh island John Betjeman jungle knew land Lhasa light living London looked MAGAZINE ment miles minutes morning Moscow mountain move Muckle Skerry never night once party passed patrón patroncito perhaps pilot rain realised reef road round Russian Samburu San Amaro SCOTCH WHISKY seemed señor ship side smiled Spiekeroog station stood stopped Street tell thing thought tion told took train turned Uncle Cornelius Vivian Fuchs waiting walked Warsaw watch WILLIAM BLACKWOOD wind young