Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 285W. Blackwood, 1959 |
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... Hill - away from the city lights . " It struck me that Saddle Hill was as good a choice as any , being a landmark on the Otago coast - line named by Captain Cook when ex- ploring New Zealand waters in the interests of navigation and ...
... Hill - away from the city lights . " It struck me that Saddle Hill was as good a choice as any , being a landmark on the Otago coast - line named by Captain Cook when ex- ploring New Zealand waters in the interests of navigation and ...
Strana 129
... Hill witnessed the astounding sight of industry moving in on the old bog - lands . Waggon - loads of men and machinery - the former , with their families , hailing mainly from Innerleithen - passed over the hill from the port of Dunedin ...
... Hill witnessed the astounding sight of industry moving in on the old bog - lands . Waggon - loads of men and machinery - the former , with their families , hailing mainly from Innerleithen - passed over the hill from the port of Dunedin ...
Strana 432
... hill , across the small Clyde at Elvanfoot , over the summit at Crawford , and up through the wood at Abington , leading on to- wards Douglas Moor . There was a piper playing somewhere behind the hotel at Abington . I could just hear ...
... hill , across the small Clyde at Elvanfoot , over the summit at Crawford , and up through the wood at Abington , leading on to- wards Douglas Moor . There was a piper playing somewhere behind the hotel at Abington . I could just hear ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BY ROBERT H HILL | 384 |
THE TADPOLES BY HUGH DUNT | 480 |
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