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... miles of low scrub and our teacups teacups slopped and thuttered their slow away across the seat we Twelve miles on , the engine slowed for its final drink at what seemed a station without any raison d'être at all ; the clock - winder ...
... miles of low scrub and our teacups teacups slopped and thuttered their slow away across the seat we Twelve miles on , the engine slowed for its final drink at what seemed a station without any raison d'être at all ; the clock - winder ...
Side 530
... miles from one village to the next . I was late starting on it , because I had first to go to the local Mission and pay my respects and then clear up a couple of neighbouring villages . It was after ten before I broke free and started ...
... miles from one village to the next . I was late starting on it , because I had first to go to the local Mission and pay my respects and then clear up a couple of neighbouring villages . It was after ten before I broke free and started ...
Side 780
... miles an hour . Fast travel- ling indeed , considering the means at their disposal . Having been over the entire ... miles an hour , in time to their hoarse chant of hoi - sha , hoi - sha , hoi - sha . About every half - mile there were ...
... miles an hour . Fast travel- ling indeed , considering the means at their disposal . Having been over the entire ... miles an hour , in time to their hoarse chant of hoi - sha , hoi - sha , hoi - sha . About every half - mile there were ...
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