Blackwood's Magazine, 259-260. kötetW. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... rest and food . I therefore suggested that we should try and lie up for the rest of the night and cross the mountain range in daylight . Manuel , the guide , had told me that it was all right to travel in daylight from this point ...
... rest and food . I therefore suggested that we should try and lie up for the rest of the night and cross the mountain range in daylight . Manuel , the guide , had told me that it was all right to travel in daylight from this point ...
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... rest and eat some food . I was so utterly fatigued that I knew I should pass out if I went any farther , although it was 15 more kilometres to the river where we had intended to rest up . Joe seemed as fresh as a daisy , and could not ...
... rest and eat some food . I was so utterly fatigued that I knew I should pass out if I went any farther , although it was 15 more kilometres to the river where we had intended to rest up . Joe seemed as fresh as a daisy , and could not ...
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... rest , it was a region of long white beaches , deep coves , thick jungle , and the eternal palms leaning over the water . Many of us were glad to move here away from the brass - hats and shallowness of Colombo . we sailed and swam ; we ...
... rest , it was a region of long white beaches , deep coves , thick jungle , and the eternal palms leaning over the water . Many of us were glad to move here away from the brass - hats and shallowness of Colombo . we sailed and swam ; we ...
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