Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 285W. Blackwood, 1959 - England |
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Page 180
... clear - headed in matters when I was often so vague ; I remember his tact when he thought I was not putting a point in quite the right way to the General Board or some other body and Ratcliffe would chip in with ' We think , don't we ...
... clear - headed in matters when I was often so vague ; I remember his tact when he thought I was not putting a point in quite the right way to the General Board or some other body and Ratcliffe would chip in with ' We think , don't we ...
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... clear position from which to interpret this film . Stone's final long - shot of the battlefield from the helicopter taking Chris out of Vietnam ( as twice wounded , he doesn't have to return to combat ) gives only a false sense of ...
... clear position from which to interpret this film . Stone's final long - shot of the battlefield from the helicopter taking Chris out of Vietnam ( as twice wounded , he doesn't have to return to combat ) gives only a false sense of ...
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... clear light of a previous death . This does not contradict in any way the assertion in Sutra that samsara is caused ... clear light . This is the reason behind the first statement that the all - empty clear light is the cause of rebirth ...
... clear light of a previous death . This does not contradict in any way the assertion in Sutra that samsara is caused ... clear light . This is the reason behind the first statement that the all - empty clear light is the cause of rebirth ...
Contents
A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BEYOND THE ODER BY J P MAURICE | 192 |
BOXING DAY FOX BY JOHN HOPWOOD | 221 |
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