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Side 204
... rock , got his fingers through its gills and held it up for me to admire . It was hotter than ever . The rocks blazed with light , the water glared . A bird of some kind began making unpleasant noises in a tree . " Listen to that thrush ...
... rock , got his fingers through its gills and held it up for me to admire . It was hotter than ever . The rocks blazed with light , the water glared . A bird of some kind began making unpleasant noises in a tree . " Listen to that thrush ...
Side 205
... rock that jutted out from the bank into the Top Pocket . It was the very rock , incidentally , from which Campbell caught the small fish on my day of despair . I had adopted it as my favourite station , partly because I could always get ...
... rock that jutted out from the bank into the Top Pocket . It was the very rock , incidentally , from which Campbell caught the small fish on my day of despair . I had adopted it as my favourite station , partly because I could always get ...
Side 323
... rock and seracs of ice , perhaps never viewed before from the position we had attained . The desire to add a virgin summit to the achievements of the day impelled John to lead us up a detached rock tower where the main difficulties ...
... rock and seracs of ice , perhaps never viewed before from the position we had attained . The desire to add a virgin summit to the achievements of the day impelled John to lead us up a detached rock tower where the main difficulties ...
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