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... Wajir , apart from necessities . I had driven a the dazzling whiteness of the Bedford for the last two years , limestone underfoot , are the and felt far more at home in doves and some small hornbills . it than in D.'s car . We had The ...
... Wajir , apart from necessities . I had driven a the dazzling whiteness of the Bedford for the last two years , limestone underfoot , are the and felt far more at home in doves and some small hornbills . it than in D.'s car . We had The ...
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... Wajir , one felt that the war was more unreal than ever . Captain L. was expected back the next afternoon , and we waited to see him before our next patrol to a spot called Wajir Bor , and on to the boundary , a mere seventy miles in ...
... Wajir , one felt that the war was more unreal than ever . Captain L. was expected back the next afternoon , and we waited to see him before our next patrol to a spot called Wajir Bor , and on to the boundary , a mere seventy miles in ...
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... Wajir during peace- time the few habitués live unnatural and isolated lives , and it is astounding how under such conditions minor petty things can arouse homicidal tendencies . Therefore , the cus- tom of Wajir is very sound . M.'s ...
... Wajir during peace- time the few habitués live unnatural and isolated lives , and it is astounding how under such conditions minor petty things can arouse homicidal tendencies . Therefore , the cus- tom of Wajir is very sound . M.'s ...
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LETS FEED OURSELVES BY H MORTIMER BATTEN | 184 |
MEMORIES OF THE DEER FORESTS BY H MORTIMER BATTEN 482 | 307 |
PATROLLING A FRONTIER BY CLELAND SCOTT 492 | 326 |
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