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I was glad that he had asked for my silence because at some stage I would have blurted the news to the others , and I knew that they would laugh at his obsession . home in the end . " There was no card game that night .
I was glad that he had asked for my silence because at some stage I would have blurted the news to the others , and I knew that they would laugh at his obsession . home in the end . " There was no card game that night .
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I could not be certain of his exact meaning , but I knew the Indian temperament well enough to realise that this challenge , if it was a challenge , had to be met swiftly and resolutely . Accordingly , I would reply sharply , " What ...
I could not be certain of his exact meaning , but I knew the Indian temperament well enough to realise that this challenge , if it was a challenge , had to be met swiftly and resolutely . Accordingly , I would reply sharply , " What ...
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I knew that song , and I knew the man who sang it . I waited for him to catch up , and I hollered a greeting in case he passed me by in the gloom . " Hello , Rory . ' Tis a fine night , thank God . " " Whoa , girl . Whoa there .
I knew that song , and I knew the man who sang it . I waited for him to catch up , and I hollered a greeting in case he passed me by in the gloom . " Hello , Rory . ' Tis a fine night , thank God . " " Whoa , girl . Whoa there .
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Contents
JANUARY 1969 VOLUME 305 | 1 |
SURTSEY THE FORBIDDEN ISLAND Esmé Speakman | 13 |
TRUMPETERWHAT ARE YOU SOUNDING NOW? R T | 22 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 305 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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