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... wind , hitherto dormant , sud- denly - without warning - whipped up the glacier . It took my dark glasses and tossed them angrily into a crevasse . I had spare pair , but swore . Of all Cordillera bugbears , the wind is the worst ...
... wind , hitherto dormant , sud- denly - without warning - whipped up the glacier . It took my dark glasses and tossed them angrily into a crevasse . I had spare pair , but swore . Of all Cordillera bugbears , the wind is the worst ...
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... wind did every- thing possible to frustrate our efforts , fighting to gain control of the tent while we slithered about frantically trying to keep it down . At this moment the wind gremlins attacked my air - bed , lifting it and blowing ...
... wind did every- thing possible to frustrate our efforts , fighting to gain control of the tent while we slithered about frantically trying to keep it down . At this moment the wind gremlins attacked my air - bed , lifting it and blowing ...
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... winds brought heavy overcast and scud , when the thermometer stood embar- rassingly near freezing point and sleet soaked the folds and crevices of our windproofs . And there were days of tedious , unremitting wind , when the snow ...
... winds brought heavy overcast and scud , when the thermometer stood embar- rassingly near freezing point and sleet soaked the folds and crevices of our windproofs . And there were days of tedious , unremitting wind , when the snow ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BY ROBERT H HILL | 384 |
THE TADPOLES BY HUGH DUNT | 480 |
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