Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzky 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... road . Of course we should not have used the main road . It was entirely the wrong thing to do , but that is what you do when you are fatigued . Your mind is so tired that you minimise the dangers to be encountered and take risks which ...
... road . Of course we should not have used the main road . It was entirely the wrong thing to do , but that is what you do when you are fatigued . Your mind is so tired that you minimise the dangers to be encountered and take risks which ...
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... road till morning . At dawn , humming down the road , came a small German armoured column consisting of four heavy eight- wheeled armoured cars mounting 75 mm . guns , plus three or four smaller armoured cars . They were through us ...
... road till morning . At dawn , humming down the road , came a small German armoured column consisting of four heavy eight- wheeled armoured cars mounting 75 mm . guns , plus three or four smaller armoured cars . They were through us ...
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... road was broken . The sores on our feet had been walked into submission : only when we started marching again after a halt did we consciously notice the pain of them . Eventually we a cross- reached roads , and turned off the road we ...
... road was broken . The sores on our feet had been walked into submission : only when we started marching again after a halt did we consciously notice the pain of them . Eventually we a cross- reached roads , and turned off the road we ...
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