Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzky 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... waiting on the platform while I buttonholed this old man , and when I returned to him he said in a stage whisper that could be heard a hundred yards away , " Say , this ain't Figueras ; it is Senoras . Look at the sign on the other ...
... waiting on the platform while I buttonholed this old man , and when I returned to him he said in a stage whisper that could be heard a hundred yards away , " Say , this ain't Figueras ; it is Senoras . Look at the sign on the other ...
Strana 407
... waiting , and the passengers were showing signs of turbulence , the discussion had to be postponed for some days . When , on his return journey , Ashraf Ali found his new acquaintance again waiting on the culvert , he halted his camel ...
... waiting , and the passengers were showing signs of turbulence , the discussion had to be postponed for some days . When , on his return journey , Ashraf Ali found his new acquaintance again waiting on the culvert , he halted his camel ...
Strana 113
... waiting to blow up and each side was on guard . There was a pulsating stillness , and for months there had been complete quiet . Submarines had not been operating here for some time . Japanese were waiting , tense , motion- less . They ...
... waiting to blow up and each side was on guard . There was a pulsating stillness , and for months there had been complete quiet . Submarines had not been operating here for some time . Japanese were waiting , tense , motion- less . They ...
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