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A realist must therefore see that the present cease - fire , even if it lasts for ninety days , is most unlikely to lead to a permanent settlement . The best one can hope is that hostilities will be confined to Israel and her Arab ...
A realist must therefore see that the present cease - fire , even if it lasts for ninety days , is most unlikely to lead to a permanent settlement . The best one can hope is that hostilities will be confined to Israel and her Arab ...
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Our patients are incurable , because in the present state of medical knowledge , such things as rheumatoid arthritis and disseminated sclerosis and Parkinson's disease are incurable . But the Royal Hospital and Home exists not only to ...
Our patients are incurable , because in the present state of medical knowledge , such things as rheumatoid arthritis and disseminated sclerosis and Parkinson's disease are incurable . But the Royal Hospital and Home exists not only to ...
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By an odd coincidence his sack contained exactly the same number of presents as there were children . ... was rumoured that the General habitually gave him present of some kind every day of the week as he left the house to go to work .
By an odd coincidence his sack contained exactly the same number of presents as there were children . ... was rumoured that the General habitually gave him present of some kind every day of the week as he left the house to go to work .
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Contents
A CHANTYMAN LOOKS BACK BY A H RASMUSSEN 254 | 97 |
ALONG THE HELL RUN BY PENELOPE GARLICK 545 | 248 |
A PACKAGETOUR OF INDIAII BY ERIC LINKLATER 55 | 341 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 308 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1970 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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