Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen243,Tema 1471William Blackwood, 1938 |
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... Arabic with the interpreter , learning the sort of sentence ( such as The pencil is on the table , but the book is in ... Arab shepherd - boys , who materialised mysteriously from nowhere . I was green then , and continued to push it to ...
... Arabic with the interpreter , learning the sort of sentence ( such as The pencil is on the table , but the book is in ... Arab shepherd - boys , who materialised mysteriously from nowhere . I was green then , and continued to push it to ...
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... Arab , with the most intolerant expression of countenance I ever saw . " Eventually Skinner sur- mounted this trouble , as he was to surmount a good many more , by assuming a non- chalance so complete that it made the Arabs laugh ; and ...
... Arab , with the most intolerant expression of countenance I ever saw . " Eventually Skinner sur- mounted this trouble , as he was to surmount a good many more , by assuming a non- chalance so complete that it made the Arabs laugh ; and ...
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... Arab of the pure Nejd strain , which Skinner says was so much sought after in India , especially by the Army ; and he has some pithy remarks to make upon the subject , when he declares— 66 " I am amused at the recollection of the sudden ...
... Arab of the pure Nejd strain , which Skinner says was so much sought after in India , especially by the Army ; and he has some pithy remarks to make upon the subject , when he declares— 66 " I am amused at the recollection of the sudden ...
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