Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 235William Blackwood, 1934 |
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... face was not too pleasant either . But what did it matter ? We were over the pass , 11,300 feet , and our happy ... faces . In spite of a snowstorm in the afternoon we made good progress on the march , and that night camped in a Balti ...
... face was not too pleasant either . But what did it matter ? We were over the pass , 11,300 feet , and our happy ... faces . In spite of a snowstorm in the afternoon we made good progress on the march , and that night camped in a Balti ...
Strana 596
... face immobile . If the slanting eyes of a Sze - chwan Chink can be said to goggle , these eyes goggled , and , with his lips slightly parted , he stood stock - still , his whole attitude one of blank amaze- ment . Then slowly , the rest ...
... face immobile . If the slanting eyes of a Sze - chwan Chink can be said to goggle , these eyes goggled , and , with his lips slightly parted , he stood stock - still , his whole attitude one of blank amaze- ment . Then slowly , the rest ...
Strana 671
... face you're not considered a man grown . They're good Moslems , here in Jeddah , and they don't think much of you unless you show a beard . " No musical instruments . No wireless . No gramophones . No pianos . No singing . No whist ...
... face you're not considered a man grown . They're good Moslems , here in Jeddah , and they don't think much of you unless you show a beard . " No musical instruments . No wireless . No gramophones . No pianos . No singing . No whist ...
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