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... able to get over the pass the next morning ; their bag- gage ponies were laden with tins of paraffin , the last consign- ment that would be able to It was urgently required . If at all possible they N 2 1940. ] 345 A Beacon to Sanity .
... able to get over the pass the next morning ; their bag- gage ponies were laden with tins of paraffin , the last consign- ment that would be able to It was urgently required . If at all possible they N 2 1940. ] 345 A Beacon to Sanity .
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tion was so good that , although English , I had been able to understand every word of his song . He said that he had sung for me , and that he had taken special care to sing slowly and clearly so that I might be able to understand ...
tion was so good that , although English , I had been able to understand every word of his song . He said that he had sung for me , and that he had taken special care to sing slowly and clearly so that I might be able to understand ...
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... able to his native master , who , as part of his persuasions to remain , tied him to a gun for days , and threatened him with death , should he persist in his determination . That this was no empty threat , either , Gardner well knew ...
... able to his native master , who , as part of his persuasions to remain , tied him to a gun for days , and threatened him with death , should he persist in his determination . That this was no empty threat , either , Gardner well knew ...
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Number 1491 | 17 |
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A BEACON TO SANITY BY J W 341 | 99 |
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