Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen256William Blackwood, 1944 |
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... heard there was a fault in number six cable about four hundred miles west of Karachi . Divert- ing as Manora might ... heard that the Dasht River was particularly good for game . I had never heard that it was especially good for anything ...
... heard there was a fault in number six cable about four hundred miles west of Karachi . Divert- ing as Manora might ... heard that the Dasht River was particularly good for game . I had never heard that it was especially good for anything ...
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... heard he had got back safely to Shabkadar . About eight months passed before I heard from him again ; then I received a letter from him , written by one of the British officers in the fort . He had been promoted , and was con ...
... heard he had got back safely to Shabkadar . About eight months passed before I heard from him again ; then I received a letter from him , written by one of the British officers in the fort . He had been promoted , and was con ...
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... heard a patrol going through the wood , and devoutly hoped they were Germans going back . When daylight came firing was less in the immediate neighbourhood . Morale Just after the sun came up I heard men moving along the river - bed ...
... heard a patrol going through the wood , and devoutly hoped they were Germans going back . When daylight came firing was less in the immediate neighbourhood . Morale Just after the sun came up I heard men moving along the river - bed ...
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