Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen206W. Blackwood, 1919 |
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... railway from Casa- blanca and Rabat reached first Meknes , and then Fez , 36 miles farther east . In place of a five or six days ' ride on horseback or on mules , Fez could be reached from Rabat in a single day's journey , and a ...
... railway from Casa- blanca and Rabat reached first Meknes , and then Fez , 36 miles farther east . In place of a five or six days ' ride on horseback or on mules , Fez could be reached from Rabat in a single day's journey , and a ...
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... railway track and pre- pelled by a petrol engine which only takes one day , while the train , much slower and stop- ping at every siding , takes two . Most travellers prefer the automotrice ; but only a very limited amount of baggage is ...
... railway track and pre- pelled by a petrol engine which only takes one day , while the train , much slower and stop- ping at every siding , takes two . Most travellers prefer the automotrice ; but only a very limited amount of baggage is ...
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... railway station or the local encampments . When this happened , Turks and Arabs would sourry from the road while the anti - aircraft guns were firing , and all our orderlies would disappear until the bombardment had ended . Soon after ...
... railway station or the local encampments . When this happened , Turks and Arabs would sourry from the road while the anti - aircraft guns were firing , and all our orderlies would disappear until the bombardment had ended . Soon after ...
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... railway station . There my guard joined forces forces with with another Turk , who had in his charge the dirtiest Arab I have ever seen . His sole dress was a pair of tattered trousers and a faded overcoat , from the left side of which ...
... railway station . There my guard joined forces forces with with another Turk , who had in his charge the dirtiest Arab I have ever seen . His sole dress was a pair of tattered trousers and a faded overcoat , from the left side of which ...
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... railway embankment , then , putting on our war - paint , we strolled up the hill to the right . It was most open war- fare for the guns . They were drawn up on the reverse side of the hill , with no particular protection . Most of them ...
... railway embankment , then , putting on our war - paint , we strolled up the hill to the right . It was most open war- fare for the guns . They were drawn up on the reverse side of the hill , with no particular protection . Most of them ...
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