Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 288W. Blackwood, 1960 - England |
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It travelled rapidly up a dead gum - tree , keeping the burnt and blackened trunk between itself and us . ... or it had escaped into the undergrowth The forest trees were giving way gradually to coastal bush , to melaleucas with white ...
It travelled rapidly up a dead gum - tree , keeping the burnt and blackened trunk between itself and us . ... or it had escaped into the undergrowth The forest trees were giving way gradually to coastal bush , to melaleucas with white ...
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Namanga , a graceful gerenuk flashing through the trees , and a few dik - dik , but over the border there are the Athi Plains , great wide plains stretching as far as one can see , open , and with few trees growing .
Namanga , a graceful gerenuk flashing through the trees , and a few dik - dik , but over the border there are the Athi Plains , great wide plains stretching as far as one can see , open , and with few trees growing .
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The close - ranked trees were farther off , and only here and there was a village to be seen , well away from the highway . An occasional monkey skipped across ; but , at this pace , it was out of the question to look for game .
The close - ranked trees were farther off , and only here and there was a village to be seen , well away from the highway . An occasional monkey skipped across ; but , at this pace , it was out of the question to look for game .
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Contents
SUMARA IN FRANCE BY H I ARNOLD | 96 |
THE COUNTRYMAN BY L P DAVIES | 192 |
THE END OF THE EMERGENCY BY PATRICK PLUM | 384 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 288 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1960 |
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