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During this short hour and a half stint , we became accustomed not only to the unending rain but also to the uninspiring countryside . Donkeys , paddling along this deserted road , outnumbered the motor vehicles by about forty to one ...
During this short hour and a half stint , we became accustomed not only to the unending rain but also to the uninspiring countryside . Donkeys , paddling along this deserted road , outnumbered the motor vehicles by about forty to one ...
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The road to Seville was not all that bad , even if there was more traffic than we had become accustomed to . The panoramic views of the olive groves , stretching for miles on end towards the distant mountains , were definitely ...
The road to Seville was not all that bad , even if there was more traffic than we had become accustomed to . The panoramic views of the olive groves , stretching for miles on end towards the distant mountains , were definitely ...
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For some distance out of Mandurah the way lay along the shores of the estuary , its blue waters separated only by a fringe of reeds from the road . It was an old road , convictbuilt in the 1850s on an even older track .
For some distance out of Mandurah the way lay along the shores of the estuary , its blue waters separated only by a fringe of reeds from the road . It was an old road , convictbuilt in the 1850s on an even older track .
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A GARLAND OF LEAVES BY CHARLES WEBSTER | 96 |
A MORE SOBER SONG OF CYPRUS BY R | 192 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 302 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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