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... Russian - gauge bogies by sets of jacks on either side of the line . Standard bogies were then run in underneath and the carriages lowered on to them . In about three hours the process had been completed and the train was once more at ...
... Russian - gauge bogies by sets of jacks on either side of the line . Standard bogies were then run in underneath and the carriages lowered on to them . In about three hours the process had been completed and the train was once more at ...
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... Russian , whereas Japanese or English would formerly have been better understood : none of the Russian travellers made any attempt at speak- ing Chinese . Harbin still wore the architectural air of a Russian town , with the cupolas of ...
... Russian , whereas Japanese or English would formerly have been better understood : none of the Russian travellers made any attempt at speak- ing Chinese . Harbin still wore the architectural air of a Russian town , with the cupolas of ...
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... Russians mean by freedom and individuality is one of the most complex questions in the world : it can't be even ap- proached without some grounding in the history of Russian manners ; and such a grounding would have told you that Russians ...
... Russians mean by freedom and individuality is one of the most complex questions in the world : it can't be even ap- proached without some grounding in the history of Russian manners ; and such a grounding would have told you that Russians ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BY ROBERT H HILL | 384 |
THE TADPOLES BY HUGH DUNT | 480 |
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