Blackwood's Magazine, 284. kötetW. Blackwood, 1958 |
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252. oldal
... camp was moved along the bank by carriers . In between we held indabas or set up court , or absorbed something of the local atmosphere , as Kipling has described it- ' some share our tucker with tigers , And some with the gentle Masai ...
... camp was moved along the bank by carriers . In between we held indabas or set up court , or absorbed something of the local atmosphere , as Kipling has described it- ' some share our tucker with tigers , And some with the gentle Masai ...
264. oldal
... camp while the remainder of the men were working outside . At the same time he , as a warrant - officer himself , felt the loss of dignity and thereby a loosening of discipline that would develop should he put us to work with the men ...
... camp while the remainder of the men were working outside . At the same time he , as a warrant - officer himself , felt the loss of dignity and thereby a loosening of discipline that would develop should he put us to work with the men ...
522. oldal
... camping - site . You must reach it whatever happens , as you are not allowed to fell trees and build a camp elsewhere . It should take you between two and four hours , depending on how lost you become . Half the teams will have a ...
... camping - site . You must reach it whatever happens , as you are not allowed to fell trees and build a camp elsewhere . It should take you between two and four hours , depending on how lost you become . Half the teams will have a ...
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CONTENTS | 7 |
TEMPLE TENANT | 96 |
A HIGHLAND MEMORY BY WALTER MACKAY | 96 |
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