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I am thinking now of the Cullinan , the greatest diamond of all ( or rather the lost half of the Cullinan ) , and the last words of a murderer in the cona demned cell of Kimberley prison . All the great diamonds of the world seem to ...
I am thinking now of the Cullinan , the greatest diamond of all ( or rather the lost half of the Cullinan ) , and the last words of a murderer in the cona demned cell of Kimberley prison . All the great diamonds of the world seem to ...
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By at the Premier Mine , accompanied this time the rumour had gone round Dr van Wyk and Faurie to the meetthat the missing half had been stolen ing - place on the veld near Pretoria by a mine labourer . Faurie became at night . obsessed ...
By at the Premier Mine , accompanied this time the rumour had gone round Dr van Wyk and Faurie to the meetthat the missing half had been stolen ing - place on the veld near Pretoria by a mine labourer . Faurie became at night . obsessed ...
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Faurie's last words in the condemned cell were : “ I alone know who the man is who has the other half of the great diamond . He is a man in Mathibe's tribe . If it was not for the diamond I would not be here .
Faurie's last words in the condemned cell were : “ I alone know who the man is who has the other half of the great diamond . He is a man in Mathibe's tribe . If it was not for the diamond I would not be here .
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Contents
THE DUEL OF THE FRIGATES BY VICTOR ALLAN | 42 |
A LITTLE SOMETHING BY GORDON MEYER | 137 |
A MILITARY APPRECIATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRY BY BRIGADIER | 157 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 292 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1962 |
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