Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Pagina 108
... round this time was well under thirty minutes . One by one the planes rose into the air and took up formation till all were once again abreast and level ; then , with the fighters still diving and wheeling round them , they headed south ...
... round this time was well under thirty minutes . One by one the planes rose into the air and took up formation till all were once again abreast and level ; then , with the fighters still diving and wheeling round them , they headed south ...
Pagina 245
... round the barrelling of one of these circular cairns or round something they sup- ported . And the cables must have been strong indeed to take the strain of such 70 - ton blocks as were the drums of Constantine's Burnt Pillar . Two ...
... round the barrelling of one of these circular cairns or round something they sup- ported . And the cables must have been strong indeed to take the strain of such 70 - ton blocks as were the drums of Constantine's Burnt Pillar . Two ...
Pagina 251
... rounded by satiated and swollen vultures . The brutes sat huddled round the remains of their meal , too heavy with food to move . They looked like filthy black ghouls and their untidy feathers stuck out at all angles . My gorge rose at ...
... rounded by satiated and swollen vultures . The brutes sat huddled round the remains of their meal , too heavy with food to move . They looked like filthy black ghouls and their untidy feathers stuck out at all angles . My gorge rose at ...
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