Blackwood's Magazine, 299. kötetW. Blackwood, 1966 |
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196. oldal
... Mountain heaved itself out of the tussocky flats . Who Mahony was I do not know ; per- haps he was the first settler , an emigrant from Ireland , who built the old house where we lived . Who- ever he was , that is how the mountain was ...
... Mountain heaved itself out of the tussocky flats . Who Mahony was I do not know ; per- haps he was the first settler , an emigrant from Ireland , who built the old house where we lived . Who- ever he was , that is how the mountain was ...
232. oldal
... mountain should be quite capable of carrying his needs for a few days on his own back , especially since there are caves and huts to provide cover at night , to within striking distance of the top . But the altitude , particularly if ...
... mountain should be quite capable of carrying his needs for a few days on his own back , especially since there are caves and huts to provide cover at night , to within striking distance of the top . But the altitude , particularly if ...
233. oldal
... mountain to the east , was reported to be in bad repair , and we preferred to take the longer route , due south from Simba , itself away up on the main road to Nairobi . The So , with our plans made and our hopes high , we set off ...
... mountain to the east , was reported to be in bad repair , and we preferred to take the longer route , due south from Simba , itself away up on the main road to Nairobi . The So , with our plans made and our hopes high , we set off ...
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