Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 281W. Blackwood, 1957 - England |
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Page 388
“ I hope you're right , ” was all I could reply , and settled down to wait ; once again to back one of my wife's hunches which , so far , have always worked out as prophesied . Then when Nasser , the hope of all North Africa ...
“ I hope you're right , ” was all I could reply , and settled down to wait ; once again to back one of my wife's hunches which , so far , have always worked out as prophesied . Then when Nasser , the hope of all North Africa ...
Page 449
After hopes so often raised and shattered , Lavalette was now reconciled to his fate . ... So confident had Madame Lavalette been all along of a reprieve that , when at last there was no hope , time was pitifully short for organising ...
After hopes so often raised and shattered , Lavalette was now reconciled to his fate . ... So confident had Madame Lavalette been all along of a reprieve that , when at last there was no hope , time was pitifully short for organising ...
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The hope always was that , with Archbishop Makarios out of the way , and with a new and more favourable constitutional plan put forward , someone would appear with adequate authority to discuss the Radcliffe Constitution on behalf of ...
The hope always was that , with Archbishop Makarios out of the way , and with a new and more favourable constitutional plan put forward , someone would appear with adequate authority to discuss the Radcliffe Constitution on behalf of ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1957 | 1 |
A CUT ABOVE THE AVERAGE | 17 |
THE STONEFISH ON THE TRIDENT | 27 |
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