Blackwood's Magazine, Volúmenes259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... followed up , we might have been in Sebastopol , thereby voicing the opinion of later eminent historians . " But , " he says , " it was not to be , for we were commanded or , rather , countermanded by a pack of old women who would have ...
... followed up , we might have been in Sebastopol , thereby voicing the opinion of later eminent historians . " But , " he says , " it was not to be , for we were commanded or , rather , countermanded by a pack of old women who would have ...
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... followed their sailor grooms across the gangway ; the hens were enticed aboard as they had been enticed on to the ice ; the ducks and geese followed . Soon the floe was barren again , and the ship was a drier , sweeter thing . The wind ...
... followed their sailor grooms across the gangway ; the hens were enticed aboard as they had been enticed on to the ice ; the ducks and geese followed . Soon the floe was barren again , and the ship was a drier , sweeter thing . The wind ...
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... followed the noise of iron plates being crunched - a noise excruciating to shaken nerves - a great splintering of wood , and the whanging of severed shrouds and backstays . The steamer seemed to be enormous ; belching out black smoke ...
... followed the noise of iron plates being crunched - a noise excruciating to shaken nerves - a great splintering of wood , and the whanging of severed shrouds and backstays . The steamer seemed to be enormous ; belching out black smoke ...
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