Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 299W. Blackwood, 1966 - England |
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Page 58
... passed the station I should have changed at . A fellow passenger came to the rescue , however , put me on the platform , and told a guard to look after me . This was a startling change from my previous visit , when hardly anyone had ...
... passed the station I should have changed at . A fellow passenger came to the rescue , however , put me on the platform , and told a guard to look after me . This was a startling change from my previous visit , when hardly anyone had ...
Page 145
... passed in a row - boat , which the elder one was sculling , while a man sat idly in the stern- sheets . On impulse I signalled that she should make the man take a turn , but she merely laughed . Sand was being discharged from a small ...
... passed in a row - boat , which the elder one was sculling , while a man sat idly in the stern- sheets . On impulse I signalled that she should make the man take a turn , but she merely laughed . Sand was being discharged from a small ...
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... passed briefly though Loitokitok , to stock the lorries with beer , and one of the sailors tried to buy his spear off a passing Masai herdsman , until he took fright at the other's look and scrambled back into the lorry . The journey ...
... passed briefly though Loitokitok , to stock the lorries with beer , and one of the sailors tried to buy his spear off a passing Masai herdsman , until he took fright at the other's look and scrambled back into the lorry . The journey ...
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