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The recluse Granger moved into Temple Tower soon after the War , and Drummond took his place three years later , some years before the story opens . It is impossible to reconcile these facts with Drummond's statement to Sir John Jameson ...
The recluse Granger moved into Temple Tower soon after the War , and Drummond took his place three years later , some years before the story opens . It is impossible to reconcile these facts with Drummond's statement to Sir John Jameson ...
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The patrol commander sent out a scout to reconnoitre our surroundings , and when he reported that all was clear we moved carefully uphill into a dense stand of spruce . Then , and every time we shifted , the men's skill was obvious .
The patrol commander sent out a scout to reconnoitre our surroundings , and when he reported that all was clear we moved carefully uphill into a dense stand of spruce . Then , and every time we shifted , the men's skill was obvious .
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It made no sound whatever , except for a faint cluck when one of the passengers to the underworld moved , to disturb the boat . It was cold . The effect was depressing , as always when coldness comes over the human body .
It made no sound whatever , except for a faint cluck when one of the passengers to the underworld moved , to disturb the boat . It was cold . The effect was depressing , as always when coldness comes over the human body .
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Contents
MY FIRST WINNER BY JOHN WELCOME | 43 |
A DISH OF CLAMS BY JOHN WELMAN | 70 |
PORTRAIT IN SHADOW BY HOWARD | 161 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 304 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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