Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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... returned the buffaloes were nowhere to be found , and later some men returned to the vil- lage with the information that the beasts had been swallowed by an enormous python . Rather than enter the snake - haunted jungle to verify the ...
... returned the buffaloes were nowhere to be found , and later some men returned to the vil- lage with the information that the beasts had been swallowed by an enormous python . Rather than enter the snake - haunted jungle to verify the ...
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... returned a sickly smile . He made a firm resolution that when he became a senior officer he would refrain from ... returning , in- dicating that even the local seamen had been surprised by the suddenness of the squall . The wind had ...
... returned a sickly smile . He made a firm resolution that when he became a senior officer he would refrain from ... returning , in- dicating that even the local seamen had been surprised by the suddenness of the squall . The wind had ...
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... returned with a European policeman , and Mr Macfie's patriotism was not accepted as an excuse when he was fined twenty rupees in the magis- trate's court next day . The Chaman was a fine , single - screw cargo steamer with accommodation ...
... returned with a European policeman , and Mr Macfie's patriotism was not accepted as an excuse when he was fined twenty rupees in the magis- trate's court next day . The Chaman was a fine , single - screw cargo steamer with accommodation ...
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