Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen251William Blackwood, 1942 |
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... began to trickle into the country to reinforce that skeleton Army of the Nile which had faced the invader with few weapons except a bluff . Tanks and mechanised equipment began to rumble forward into the desert wastes . And men . Slouch ...
... began to trickle into the country to reinforce that skeleton Army of the Nile which had faced the invader with few weapons except a bluff . Tanks and mechanised equipment began to rumble forward into the desert wastes . And men . Slouch ...
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... began to perceive that the Pakeha were leaving the town and going on board the ships , so they returned to the town and began to plunder , and the people of the town plundered also , so both parties quietly plundered the town of ...
... began to perceive that the Pakeha were leaving the town and going on board the ships , so they returned to the town and began to plunder , and the people of the town plundered also , so both parties quietly plundered the town of ...
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... began to row frantically towards the shore a mile or more distant . Closer and closer the black objects approached ; then together they slowly sank , and a few seconds later a shadowy shape passed under our keel , and as it did so the ...
... began to row frantically towards the shore a mile or more distant . Closer and closer the black objects approached ; then together they slowly sank , and a few seconds later a shadowy shape passed under our keel , and as it did so the ...
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