Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 299W. Blackwood, 1966 - England |
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... fact I thought it almost impossible with so little cover to get within a dozen yards of an antelope without being heard or seen . " Perhaps you have some vanishing ointment to make you invisible , " I said . Idrisa found this amusing ...
... fact I thought it almost impossible with so little cover to get within a dozen yards of an antelope without being heard or seen . " Perhaps you have some vanishing ointment to make you invisible , " I said . Idrisa found this amusing ...
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... fact . I had the impression , perhaps wrong , that behind this frenzied , feverish blaze of lights and cacophony of sound was the un- spoken thought that : Easter comes but once a year , Christ rises but once year , so when He does we ...
... fact . I had the impression , perhaps wrong , that behind this frenzied , feverish blaze of lights and cacophony of sound was the un- spoken thought that : Easter comes but once a year , Christ rises but once year , so when He does we ...
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... fact that a ton of bombs , nuclear or con- ventional , can be delivered more cheaply from land - based planes than ... facts that a carrier is mobile , while an airfield in , say , the Indian Ocean is a sitting duck for an enemy with a ...
... fact that a ton of bombs , nuclear or con- ventional , can be delivered more cheaply from land - based planes than ... facts that a carrier is mobile , while an airfield in , say , the Indian Ocean is a sitting duck for an enemy with a ...
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