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They leaned against each other , each of the pair , arms folded beneath their gowns , and swayed from side to side in a manner not easy to imitate and impossible to describe . On at least one spectator it had the eeriest effect ...
They leaned against each other , each of the pair , arms folded beneath their gowns , and swayed from side to side in a manner not easy to imitate and impossible to describe . On at least one spectator it had the eeriest effect ...
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On the Pakistan side Moslems started slaughtering Hindus ; on the Indian side Moslems were the victims . At that time I was boozing my way down a little tributary in Pakistan , when I received instructions through one of our sub ...
On the Pakistan side Moslems started slaughtering Hindus ; on the Indian side Moslems were the victims . At that time I was boozing my way down a little tributary in Pakistan , when I received instructions through one of our sub ...
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This slices off excrescences to pile them in neat ridges on either side , leaving a silk - smooth track . As the tourist season was approaching , we bounced the first part of our journey , but travelled the last part in style .
This slices off excrescences to pile them in neat ridges on either side , leaving a silk - smooth track . As the tourist season was approaching , we bounced the first part of our journey , but travelled the last part in style .
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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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