Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen255W. Blackwood, 1944 |
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... English friends for any clothes they could spare - in this way many were saved the humiliation of having to apply personally to the Red Cross . The professor lost no time in interest- ing me in the Polish students for whom he had been ...
... English friends for any clothes they could spare - in this way many were saved the humiliation of having to apply personally to the Red Cross . The professor lost no time in interest- ing me in the Polish students for whom he had been ...
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... English and American films , and added that , personally , he had nothing against the English . I told him that all the English were very fond of the Hun- garians , and how sad it would be if this friendship were broken . " Yes , but ...
... English and American films , and added that , personally , he had nothing against the English . I told him that all the English were very fond of the Hun- garians , and how sad it would be if this friendship were broken . " Yes , but ...
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... English ' intellectuals ' who profess to know the life of Paris au fond . But I notice that in Paris these enthusiasts seem to have mixed almost exclusively with English and Americans ; their French acquaintances seem to have been for ...
... English ' intellectuals ' who profess to know the life of Paris au fond . But I notice that in Paris these enthusiasts seem to have mixed almost exclusively with English and Americans ; their French acquaintances seem to have been for ...
Contenido
CONTENTS | 69 |
NATUK EXPERIENCES IN THE LIFE OF DR H G ESMONDE | 105 |
A HUNDRED YEARS OF THE KHYBER PASS BY MAUD DIVER | 157 |
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