Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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Pagina 135
... waiting , we knew it would be hopeless to try and get away that day unless we could find someone to help us approach the fountain - head over the heads of the waiting multitude . was very polite to us , but would do nothing 1940. ] 135 ...
... waiting , we knew it would be hopeless to try and get away that day unless we could find someone to help us approach the fountain - head over the heads of the waiting multitude . was very polite to us , but would do nothing 1940. ] 135 ...
Pagina 148
... waiting- room like a band of dangerous criminals , under a heavy armed guard with fixed bayonets ; afterwards I discovered that a Soviet soldier always has the train , presumably in search As soon as the wounded of anybody hiding . We ...
... waiting- room like a band of dangerous criminals , under a heavy armed guard with fixed bayonets ; afterwards I discovered that a Soviet soldier always has the train , presumably in search As soon as the wounded of anybody hiding . We ...
Pagina 158
... waiting for travelling permits . The doors were closed and guarded by a soldier , who who chatted to members of the waiting crowd . He knew very well what it was all about and why the crowd was waiting . When the doors were opened ...
... waiting for travelling permits . The doors were closed and guarded by a soldier , who who chatted to members of the waiting crowd . He knew very well what it was all about and why the crowd was waiting . When the doors were opened ...
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