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THE WORLD'S HIGHEST ROAD BY ROBERT G. SHRINE 1 were bags I The and On got SCCTT prev ... to get inform- ation from several travel agents in Lima with no success ; air routes to Europe were more in their line than the road to Cusco .
THE WORLD'S HIGHEST ROAD BY ROBERT G. SHRINE 1 were bags I The and On got SCCTT prev ... to get inform- ation from several travel agents in Lima with no success ; air routes to Europe were more in their line than the road to Cusco .
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steep slopes on each side of the road . Before long we climbed out of the garúa - the perpetual cloud that covers Lima for seven months each winter - into a world of sparkling mountain sunshine . Gone were the slums as we passed the ...
steep slopes on each side of the road . Before long we climbed out of the garúa - the perpetual cloud that covers Lima for seven months each winter - into a world of sparkling mountain sunshine . Gone were the slums as we passed the ...
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By sunset we were speeding along a straight tarred road towards Huancayo through a sea of golden wheat above which distant snow - capped peaks appeared pink against the deepening blue of the sky . Our mestizo driver had been at the ...
By sunset we were speeding along a straight tarred road towards Huancayo through a sea of golden wheat above which distant snow - capped peaks appeared pink against the deepening blue of the sky . Our mestizo driver had been at the ...
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Contents
SPANISH ESSENCE BY WYNFORD PERRY | 128 |
THE GOLDFINCH ERA BY T G NESTOR | 169 |
THE LOOKERON | 176 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 306 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1969 |
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