Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... train . This was our mistake ; we should have kept in the background in the waiting - room till the train arrived . But the sun outside was very enticing . We waited on the platform about five yards apart so that it should not appear ...
... train . This was our mistake ; we should have kept in the background in the waiting - room till the train arrived . But the sun outside was very enticing . We waited on the platform about five yards apart so that it should not appear ...
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... train was stopped . Heads popped out of the windows . The guard did his now well - known act . I was in danger of becoming a hero with very little excuse . The third occasion was in 1927 on the same line - near Swanley . It was the last ...
... train was stopped . Heads popped out of the windows . The guard did his now well - known act . I was in danger of becoming a hero with very little excuse . The third occasion was in 1927 on the same line - near Swanley . It was the last ...
Pagina 266
... trains . The train from Southampton to Crewe was late , and there was only a four - minute interval to change trains and platforms , get each man a cup of tea , and load their kit on to the Edinburgh express . The whole thing obviously ...
... trains . The train from Southampton to Crewe was late , and there was only a four - minute interval to change trains and platforms , get each man a cup of tea , and load their kit on to the Edinburgh express . The whole thing obviously ...
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