Blackwood's Magazine, 252 tomasWilliam Blackwood, 1942 |
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... land indeed ! Most of was steep rock , with reef - fangs Cabbing murderously up through swill- ig froth ; with vicious undertows gainst whose pull no wind could hope > battle . But because we did not see we gave it no heed , and ...
... land indeed ! Most of was steep rock , with reef - fangs Cabbing murderously up through swill- ig froth ; with vicious undertows gainst whose pull no wind could hope > battle . But because we did not see we gave it no heed , and ...
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... land indeed ! Most of it was steep rock , with reef - fangs stabbing murderously up through swill- ing froth ; with vicious undertows against whose pull no wind could hope to battle . But because we did not see it we gave it no heed ...
... land indeed ! Most of it was steep rock , with reef - fangs stabbing murderously up through swill- ing froth ; with vicious undertows against whose pull no wind could hope to battle . But because we did not see it we gave it no heed ...
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... land stock in New Zealand in good condition . All species of domestic stock throve amazingly , and twenty years after the arrival of the first settlers - i.e . , by 1860 - the sheep in the country could be numbered by millions and the ...
... land stock in New Zealand in good condition . All species of domestic stock throve amazingly , and twenty years after the arrival of the first settlers - i.e . , by 1860 - the sheep in the country could be numbered by millions and the ...
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A CHANNEL PASSAGE BY R G A | 60 |
A DEAD LEESHORE BY CAPTAIN FRANK H SHAW | 163 |
A SOLDIER OF OLD INDIA BY J CHARTRES MOLONY | 192 |
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