Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen192W. Blackwood, 1912 |
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... whole frontier , Malakand to the Tochi , was blazing with war . Punitive columns advanced , as we know , from every cantonment . Fierce fighting was going on every- where - mullahs preaching a jehád in every direction . Scarcely any of ...
... whole frontier , Malakand to the Tochi , was blazing with war . Punitive columns advanced , as we know , from every cantonment . Fierce fighting was going on every- where - mullahs preaching a jehád in every direction . Scarcely any of ...
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... whole rather better than native dwellings , but with no greater degree of interior luxury than native string - beds and cotton quilts . On these were lying many poor people in various stages of disease , and from many places . There ...
... whole rather better than native dwellings , but with no greater degree of interior luxury than native string - beds and cotton quilts . On these were lying many poor people in various stages of disease , and from many places . There ...
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... whole community . His work , however finished in one sense and well done , is in another sense only begun . It is not for me to speak of his work as a missionary , -that must be left to those who are qualified to judge . But as an ...
... whole community . His work , however finished in one sense and well done , is in another sense only begun . It is not for me to speak of his work as a missionary , -that must be left to those who are qualified to judge . But as an ...
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... whole earth is reflected a heat which ever grows in intensity . So , choosing the line of least resistance , we seek about for a suitable tree under which it may be possible to obtain a little temporary refuge . It is not such an easy ...
... whole earth is reflected a heat which ever grows in intensity . So , choosing the line of least resistance , we seek about for a suitable tree under which it may be possible to obtain a little temporary refuge . It is not such an easy ...
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... whole bed of the watercourse beyond the reeds is in a moment swarming swarming with confusedly leaping , leaping , hoarsely growling shapes . The majority of the pack , sound asleep until awak- ened by the shot , have , for the moment ...
... whole bed of the watercourse beyond the reeds is in a moment swarming swarming with confusedly leaping , leaping , hoarsely growling shapes . The majority of the pack , sound asleep until awak- ened by the shot , have , for the moment ...
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