Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzky 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Strana 147
... Italian envoy must report to Castelrosso at once and give orders to the Italians . This signal had its sequel a day or two later . An Italian gunboat arrived , and a senior Italian officer came off . His reception was to be dignified ...
... Italian envoy must report to Castelrosso at once and give orders to the Italians . This signal had its sequel a day or two later . An Italian gunboat arrived , and a senior Italian officer came off . His reception was to be dignified ...
Strana 151
... Italian master ( or a Greek serf ) by the seat of the trousers , and flourishing him round their heads . Some of them did . Others found a pleasant sanctuary in the Italian officers ' club . Others , again , paid calls on some of the ...
... Italian master ( or a Greek serf ) by the seat of the trousers , and flourishing him round their heads . Some of them did . Others found a pleasant sanctuary in the Italian officers ' club . Others , again , paid calls on some of the ...
Strana 199
... Italians by car . At our very first meeting it was discovered that none of the repre- sentatives of Egypt could speak Italian , nor could the two Italians speak either Arabic or English . Four of us were able to seek refuge in French ...
... Italians by car . At our very first meeting it was discovered that none of the repre- sentatives of Egypt could speak Italian , nor could the two Italians speak either Arabic or English . Four of us were able to seek refuge in French ...
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