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Two labourers in official employment at seven and sixpence a day moved a small boulder aside and found diamonds valued at ... To understand the difficulties and the final victory of the law over the diamond gangs you must visualise the ...
Two labourers in official employment at seven and sixpence a day moved a small boulder aside and found diamonds valued at ... To understand the difficulties and the final victory of the law over the diamond gangs you must visualise the ...
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Steps have been taken to close that sort of loophole , but I have no doubt that from III Famous diamonds have a way of ... I am thinking now of the Cullinan , the greatest diamond of all ( or rather the lost half of the Cullinan ) ...
Steps have been taken to close that sort of loophole , but I have no doubt that from III Famous diamonds have a way of ... I am thinking now of the Cullinan , the greatest diamond of all ( or rather the lost half of the Cullinan ) ...
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Faurie's last words in the condemned cell were : " I alone know who the man is who has the other half of the great diamond . He is a man in Mathibe's tribe . If it was not for the diamond I would not be here .
Faurie's last words in the condemned cell were : " I alone know who the man is who has the other half of the great diamond . He is a man in Mathibe's tribe . If it was not for the diamond I would not be here .
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 292 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Uitgever | William Blackwood, 1962 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of California |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 17 dec 2008 |
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