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Side 159
... appeared although , as it turned out , we did join forces quite by accident . Our reason for not coming to an understanding then and there was the un- certainty of receiving our travelling permits in time to join her party . Needless to ...
... appeared although , as it turned out , we did join forces quite by accident . Our reason for not coming to an understanding then and there was the un- certainty of receiving our travelling permits in time to join her party . Needless to ...
Side 383
... appeared , and about noon an extraordinary spectacle materialised on the starboard bow . Hundreds of sails appeared on the southern horizon , an almost incredible sight at that period of the world's maritime history . Top- sail ...
... appeared , and about noon an extraordinary spectacle materialised on the starboard bow . Hundreds of sails appeared on the southern horizon , an almost incredible sight at that period of the world's maritime history . Top- sail ...
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... appeared to be a European . Bent on making inquiries , Cap- tain Benson got on to the pier and approached the workers , then stopped dead in his tracks . Surely the haggard , slovenly , shoddy individual who stood before him with his ...
... appeared to be a European . Bent on making inquiries , Cap- tain Benson got on to the pier and approached the workers , then stopped dead in his tracks . Surely the haggard , slovenly , shoddy individual who stood before him with his ...
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LETS FEED OURSELVES BY H MORTIMER BATTEN | 184 |
MEMORIES OF THE DEER FORESTS BY H MORTIMER BATTEN 482 | 307 |
PATROLLING A FRONTIER BY CLELAND SCOTT 492 | 326 |
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