Blackwood's Magazine, 254. kötetWilliam Blackwood, 1943 |
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78. oldal
... blue steel , and the surrounding moorlands gold . The air was so clear that I could count the posts in a wire fence which crossed a skyline fully a mile distant , and it was so still that I could hear what a man in a blue jersey and a ...
... blue steel , and the surrounding moorlands gold . The air was so clear that I could count the posts in a wire fence which crossed a skyline fully a mile distant , and it was so still that I could hear what a man in a blue jersey and a ...
79. oldal
... blue sky today and still no wind , though the glass has dropped to 29 this evening . As a matter of fact I don't think that means very much down here . They tell me that in Antarctic waters the mercury can drop literally out of sight ...
... blue sky today and still no wind , though the glass has dropped to 29 this evening . As a matter of fact I don't think that means very much down here . They tell me that in Antarctic waters the mercury can drop literally out of sight ...
86. oldal
... blue sea . On our left the country fell away to the west in smooth brown slopes fading into green where the mosses and grass began down towards the shining surf in Dog Bay . Three miles ahead rose yet another range of brown and black ...
... blue sea . On our left the country fell away to the west in smooth brown slopes fading into green where the mosses and grass began down towards the shining surf in Dog Bay . Three miles ahead rose yet another range of brown and black ...
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