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Side 15
... began to get a bit low and the prison guards tried to take advantage . When there was still an hour to go to supper - time , they opened the little trap in our door and asked if any of us wanted to sell his watch . It was a great trick ...
... began to get a bit low and the prison guards tried to take advantage . When there was still an hour to go to supper - time , they opened the little trap in our door and asked if any of us wanted to sell his watch . It was a great trick ...
Side 382
... began to trundle down the hill , more by gravita- tion than propulsion . As we went slowly along those wild men began to sing . It was a weird song , not particularly of the East , not of the kinds that have no melody to Western ears ...
... began to trundle down the hill , more by gravita- tion than propulsion . As we went slowly along those wild men began to sing . It was a weird song , not particularly of the East , not of the kinds that have no melody to Western ears ...
Side 78
... began a busy twenty - four hours with a conference with Dr Moestopo , the scene of which was the drawbridge over the Kali Mas , later to see much bitter fighting . Then followed visits to the British Consulate and a meeting with the ...
... began a busy twenty - four hours with a conference with Dr Moestopo , the scene of which was the drawbridge over the Kali Mas , later to see much bitter fighting . Then followed visits to the British Consulate and a meeting with the ...
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