Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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Pagina 42
... tion for the Americans , and Lady Franklin invited them to " an elegant entertainment . " Banquet followed banquet , one of them being attended by some of the British officers who sailed the Resolute to the Arctic . On Christmas Day the ...
... tion for the Americans , and Lady Franklin invited them to " an elegant entertainment . " Banquet followed banquet , one of them being attended by some of the British officers who sailed the Resolute to the Arctic . On Christmas Day the ...
Pagina 122
... tion . My last impression of this unfortunate place was having to pump up a tyre surrounded by curious children . At last Ala and Bolek triumphantly informed us that the cousin lived only some forty miles away , the local hotel ...
... tion . My last impression of this unfortunate place was having to pump up a tyre surrounded by curious children . At last Ala and Bolek triumphantly informed us that the cousin lived only some forty miles away , the local hotel ...
Pagina 260
... tion , were actually showing us where we were ! And when I did any part of the manœuvre myself - why , it was my sun that I had set high in the heaven , a favour of my own that cleared the sun of cloud on an overcast day for just long ...
... tion , were actually showing us where we were ! And when I did any part of the manœuvre myself - why , it was my sun that I had set high in the heaven , a favour of my own that cleared the sun of cloud on an overcast day for just long ...
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