Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 299W. Blackwood, 1966 |
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... village on the opposite side of Cartwright Harbour . It seemed incredible that we , the lost tribe behind the ice - barrier , should be again within hail of men from ' the outside ' , in the expressive Labrador phrase , but there she ...
... village on the opposite side of Cartwright Harbour . It seemed incredible that we , the lost tribe behind the ice - barrier , should be again within hail of men from ' the outside ' , in the expressive Labrador phrase , but there she ...
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... village , but now the village shop was never empty of people , who assembled there , not to do any trading , but simply to use its stoop and its shelter to watch the ships in the harbour and the constant traffic of dories between them ...
... village , but now the village shop was never empty of people , who assembled there , not to do any trading , but simply to use its stoop and its shelter to watch the ships in the harbour and the constant traffic of dories between them ...
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... village people are still orthodox , especially the women . Many of these children , " he went on , " will be given ceremonial bath when they go home , after they have been so close to these Harijans . " There were joyful giggles from ...
... village people are still orthodox , especially the women . Many of these children , " he went on , " will be given ceremonial bath when they go home , after they have been so close to these Harijans . " There were joyful giggles from ...
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