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Fortunately I still had hold of the fixed handrail , and I clung to it with both hands while thinking out the best ... Clinging with both hands to one of the two handrails , hand over hand as though I were climbing a rope , I found that ...
Fortunately I still had hold of the fixed handrail , and I clung to it with both hands while thinking out the best ... Clinging with both hands to one of the two handrails , hand over hand as though I were climbing a rope , I found that ...
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I rested my head in the crook of my right arm as it clung over the hand - rail , both my hands still holding fast . I could have slept there — so restful , that feeling of intense relaxation as one's bunk rises with the ship .
I rested my head in the crook of my right arm as it clung over the hand - rail , both my hands still holding fast . I could have slept there — so restful , that feeling of intense relaxation as one's bunk rises with the ship .
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He wondered when the his hands to grasp the little arms next car would come along - whether reaching towards his -- although his anyone had seen the explosionlimbs seemed to be animated with whether those who had laid the the same ...
He wondered when the his hands to grasp the little arms next car would come along - whether reaching towards his -- although his anyone had seen the explosionlimbs seemed to be animated with whether those who had laid the the same ...
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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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