Blackwood's Magazine, 259-260. kötetW. Blackwood, 1946 |
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199. oldal
... hundred yards from Mount Street I could take you to a convent where this day they have fed three hundred children whose only qualifica . tion for a hot dinner was that each should bring a ha'penny , and that children who possessed shoes ...
... hundred yards from Mount Street I could take you to a convent where this day they have fed three hundred children whose only qualifica . tion for a hot dinner was that each should bring a ha'penny , and that children who possessed shoes ...
246. oldal
... hundred per cent perfect . How did your end go ? " " Recovery , motor , sailing , and equipment one hundred per cent , " Odo answered , handing over the camera ; " but when you've had a look at these photos you'll know we'll never drop ...
... hundred per cent perfect . How did your end go ? " " Recovery , motor , sailing , and equipment one hundred per cent , " Odo answered , handing over the camera ; " but when you've had a look at these photos you'll know we'll never drop ...
186. oldal
... hundred paces ; for I came across a bank four feet high which ran diagonally over it . This bank would have been enough to capsize a costermonger's cart going at a modest canter . Two hundred yards farther along there was a ditch about ...
... hundred paces ; for I came across a bank four feet high which ran diagonally over it . This bank would have been enough to capsize a costermonger's cart going at a modest canter . Two hundred yards farther along there was a ditch about ...
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