Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 257William Blackwood, 1945 |
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Pagina 38
... holds a perfume faintly chill that belongs neither to night nor day , a neutral essence marking a transition hour ... hold such tiny , transparent prey that dead gnats might be gems strung on ethereal filaments . Earth in repose opens ...
... holds a perfume faintly chill that belongs neither to night nor day , a neutral essence marking a transition hour ... hold such tiny , transparent prey that dead gnats might be gems strung on ethereal filaments . Earth in repose opens ...
Pagina 197
... hold in which to sleep . The voyage took two days , and we saw nothing . The Mediterranean was still more or less ' Mare nostrum in those days . A British submarine would have been a doubtful blessing at night , for they battened us ...
... hold in which to sleep . The voyage took two days , and we saw nothing . The Mediterranean was still more or less ' Mare nostrum in those days . A British submarine would have been a doubtful blessing at night , for they battened us ...
Pagina 261
... hold we had not got below the level of the ' tween - decks . Life on board was dull . With the exception of the thirty - odd Kaffirs who shovelled the coal , and lived aboard for a week , we had few visitors from the shore . Almost the ...
... hold we had not got below the level of the ' tween - decks . Life on board was dull . With the exception of the thirty - odd Kaffirs who shovelled the coal , and lived aboard for a week , we had few visitors from the shore . Almost the ...
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A Subscribers Tribute to Maga | 72 |
A COLONEL OF THE FRONTIER FORCE BY LIEUT COLONEL | 72 |
Salute | 134 |
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