Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen243,Tema 1471William Blackwood, 1938 |
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... villages , particularly when accepting their inevitable hos- pitality . On entering the village one summoned the ... village where my customary opening gambit was received with a discourtesy . I had begun by saying " May your day be ...
... villages , particularly when accepting their inevitable hos- pitality . On entering the village one summoned the ... village where my customary opening gambit was received with a discourtesy . I had begun by saying " May your day be ...
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... village . I met the punitive convoy in the early morning , at the point where the hill - track to the village left the rough road in the plain . The troops had come from Tel - Aviv , and I from Sarafand ; and I remember waiting for them ...
... village . I met the punitive convoy in the early morning , at the point where the hill - track to the village left the rough road in the plain . The troops had come from Tel - Aviv , and I from Sarafand ; and I remember waiting for them ...
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... village on the last fringe of the Judæan Hills . It was the finest view I found in Palestine , finer than that of ... village was described as a Another day I was reminded of Cana of Galilee when I stumbled on a marriage in the little ...
... village on the last fringe of the Judæan Hills . It was the finest view I found in Palestine , finer than that of ... village was described as a Another day I was reminded of Cana of Galilee when I stumbled on a marriage in the little ...
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