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My General's steward Prince Albert gazing down in disgust received the vino de jerez from the at the announcement that an official English Governor's footman . But gift had been lost . A flagrant breach at Government House , somehowof ...
My General's steward Prince Albert gazing down in disgust received the vino de jerez from the at the announcement that an official English Governor's footman . But gift had been lost . A flagrant breach at Government House , somehowof ...
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Soon after the war it was decided to lay more stress on education and to teach all ranks English . Militarily this had obvious advantages : modern war has little use for the uneducated soldier , and a knowledge of English would ...
Soon after the war it was decided to lay more stress on education and to teach all ranks English . Militarily this had obvious advantages : modern war has little use for the uneducated soldier , and a knowledge of English would ...
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where practically the only accent you hear , in the English tongue , is that of the north Midlands . Here also come Australians who want to spend several months in Europe but cannot stand the English winter . They are all amazingly good ...
where practically the only accent you hear , in the English tongue , is that of the north Midlands . Here also come Australians who want to spend several months in Europe but cannot stand the English winter . They are all amazingly good ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1964 | 1 |
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY TO DARTMOOR | 17 |
A DOGS LIFE | 24 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 295 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1964 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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