Blackwood's Magazine, 291. kötetW. Blackwood, 1962 |
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... trains and colonist cars to take us and our baggage from St John to Saskatoon . Mr Barr had told us that we would have to supply our own provisions on board the train , but said he had made arrange- ments for bread to be procured at the ...
... trains and colonist cars to take us and our baggage from St John to Saskatoon . Mr Barr had told us that we would have to supply our own provisions on board the train , but said he had made arrange- ments for bread to be procured at the ...
236. oldal
... train , yelling for us to stop . Someone would pull the communica- tion cord and the train would come to a standstill . One poor fellow lost his legs by falling under the wheels while trying to get aboard , and had to be left behind at ...
... train , yelling for us to stop . Someone would pull the communica- tion cord and the train would come to a standstill . One poor fellow lost his legs by falling under the wheels while trying to get aboard , and had to be left behind at ...
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... train from Lahore to Quetta all the Lahore officials assured me that it would connect with the once - weekly train into Iran . In fact , the lady ticket - examiner , who circulated in the Ladies Only compartments , said it was the once ...
... train from Lahore to Quetta all the Lahore officials assured me that it would connect with the once - weekly train into Iran . In fact , the lady ticket - examiner , who circulated in the Ladies Only compartments , said it was the once ...
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