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And as the sky paled again over the far horizon , he knew for the first time what he had to do ; at least he knew for the first time what he must try to do . Going to his uncle's bedroom he collected some clothes .
And as the sky paled again over the far horizon , he knew for the first time what he had to do ; at least he knew for the first time what he must try to do . Going to his uncle's bedroom he collected some clothes .
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On the contrary , I knew beyond all shadow of doubt that he was completely care - free - perfectly happy in a way he had never known before in his life . I knew that he felt almost god - like , and that he was looking with kindly ...
On the contrary , I knew beyond all shadow of doubt that he was completely care - free - perfectly happy in a way he had never known before in his life . I knew that he felt almost god - like , and that he was looking with kindly ...
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She knew the crank - handle telephone must be somewhere . It was behind the front door . She rushed to it and cranked wildly . After what seemed an age , she got through to the estancia . The book - keeper answered her .
She knew the crank - handle telephone must be somewhere . It was behind the front door . She rushed to it and cranked wildly . After what seemed an age , she got through to the estancia . The book - keeper answered her .
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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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