Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... birds fared even even upon the living land birds which sank , fluttering and ex- hausted , to the icy water , and swallowed them up . Yet we saw frozen seagulls and dying ducks and other waterfowl , so we could not judge them too hardly ...
... birds fared even even upon the living land birds which sank , fluttering and ex- hausted , to the icy water , and swallowed them up . Yet we saw frozen seagulls and dying ducks and other waterfowl , so we could not judge them too hardly ...
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... birds sang throughout the day . There were always wattle - birds , big speckled fellows who chattered and quarrelled in the tea - tree ; and honey - eaters and fly- catchers , and blue wrens like living jewels , and the Australian robin ...
... birds sang throughout the day . There were always wattle - birds , big speckled fellows who chattered and quarrelled in the tea - tree ; and honey - eaters and fly- catchers , and blue wrens like living jewels , and the Australian robin ...
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... birds perched on every ledge , all unaware that I was prying into their home life . The seals were very human in their behaviour , ensconced in all the sunniest spots , roaring and flapping their disapproval whenever a youngster ...
... birds perched on every ledge , all unaware that I was prying into their home life . The seals were very human in their behaviour , ensconced in all the sunniest spots , roaring and flapping their disapproval whenever a youngster ...
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LETS FEED OURSELVES BY H MORTIMER BATTEN | 184 |
MEMORIES OF THE DEER FORESTS BY H MORTIMER BATTEN 482 | 307 |
PATROLLING A FRONTIER BY CLELAND SCOTT 492 | 326 |
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