Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... never knew what Captain Hartnell was getting at , and he certainly never took the trouble to enlighten them . He conveyed the impression that he was much too superior to reach down to their meagre intellects , and the impression was ...
... never knew what Captain Hartnell was getting at , and he certainly never took the trouble to enlighten them . He conveyed the impression that he was much too superior to reach down to their meagre intellects , and the impression was ...
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... never saw one over twenty feet in length . I never saw a big one alive , but I have seen many skins of pythons killed by natives , and when- ever I saw a big one I made a point of measuring it . The largest measured eighteen feet ...
... never saw one over twenty feet in length . I never saw a big one alive , but I have seen many skins of pythons killed by natives , and when- ever I saw a big one I made a point of measuring it . The largest measured eighteen feet ...
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... Never heard of the winter of the blue snow ? Never heard how Paul cut the Big Clearing from Nova Scotia to Nootka Sound ? Never heard of the year the rain came up from China ? ” 66 " Ah , that has a familiar sound , " Paul said . " But ...
... Never heard of the winter of the blue snow ? Never heard how Paul cut the Big Clearing from Nova Scotia to Nootka Sound ? Never heard of the year the rain came up from China ? ” 66 " Ah , that has a familiar sound , " Paul said . " But ...
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Number 1491 | 17 |
CONTENTS | 32 |
A BEACON TO SANITY BY J W 341 | 99 |
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