Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen243,Tema 1471William Blackwood, 1938 |
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... miles to conduct the funeral . * 66 One summer I covered 1,000 miles by car , 1,200 miles on horseback , and 300 miles on foot . I am willing to do all in my power because because I know God will give me the extra strength needed ...
... miles to conduct the funeral . * 66 One summer I covered 1,000 miles by car , 1,200 miles on horseback , and 300 miles on foot . I am willing to do all in my power because because I know God will give me the extra strength needed ...
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... miles ' headway . There was no chance missed ; but it took them six weeks to make sixty miles . Well - found as was the Childe Harold , her stores began to run short before she met the North - east Trades . The crowded passengers ...
... miles ' headway . There was no chance missed ; but it took them six weeks to make sixty miles . Well - found as was the Childe Harold , her stores began to run short before she met the North - east Trades . The crowded passengers ...
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... mile from the huts where I lived , six or seven miles from Jaffa and thirty from Jerusalem . ( I reckoned it an hour's run from my door to the King David Hotel . ) The road goes through Ramleh across the plain , pierces the Shephelah at ...
... mile from the huts where I lived , six or seven miles from Jaffa and thirty from Jerusalem . ( I reckoned it an hour's run from my door to the King David Hotel . ) The road goes through Ramleh across the plain , pierces the Shephelah at ...
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