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of mountain and cloud ; incongruous because I had first seen him in Birmingham across an interview table in 1963 when ... Like most New Guinea settlements , it is a town isolated by mountains , magnificent mountains , range on range of ...
of mountain and cloud ; incongruous because I had first seen him in Birmingham across an interview table in 1963 when ... Like most New Guinea settlements , it is a town isolated by mountains , magnificent mountains , range on range of ...
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As the Highlanders of today sometimes put it if they are obliged to climb to such altitudes , " The mountain takes my spirit . " The mysterious onset of anoxia can ... Behind Madang the mountains rise as high as fifteen thousand feet .
As the Highlanders of today sometimes put it if they are obliged to climb to such altitudes , " The mountain takes my spirit . " The mysterious onset of anoxia can ... Behind Madang the mountains rise as high as fifteen thousand feet .
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There are people who can stand these encircling mountains for only a year or two , then they begin to experience a kind of claustrophobia , as if there were some malevolence about the watchful peaks . In my own brief contacts with New ...
There are people who can stand these encircling mountains for only a year or two , then they begin to experience a kind of claustrophobia , as if there were some malevolence about the watchful peaks . In my own brief contacts with New ...
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SUSAN ABLE SEAMAN BY NORMAN HINTON | 17 |
A DAY TO REMEMBER BY HOWARD | 27 |
A GREAT MANROBBIE BURNS BY EDWIN O HECTOR | 105 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 303 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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