Blackwood's Magazine, 325. kötetWilliam Blackwood, 1979 |
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54. oldal
... Club in Calcutta as an oasis of civilisation in a world of damp clothes , leaking thatch , Mepacrine and mosquitoes . The club was a place of small tables and shaded lights and carefully prepared meals , and it was open as a place of ...
... Club in Calcutta as an oasis of civilisation in a world of damp clothes , leaking thatch , Mepacrine and mosquitoes . The club was a place of small tables and shaded lights and carefully prepared meals , and it was open as a place of ...
55. oldal
... club as a meeting - place for socially acceptable young people would have been frustrated if the competing forms of nocturnal entertainment had been allowed to gain a foothold . The rules , therefore , laid down quite firmly that all ...
... club as a meeting - place for socially acceptable young people would have been frustrated if the competing forms of nocturnal entertainment had been allowed to gain a foothold . The rules , therefore , laid down quite firmly that all ...
57. oldal
... Club refused to cater for his tastes and those of his friends , he would start a club that did . He knew , as a result of his political activities , everybody of importance in the city . He inter- viewed or telephoned all those likely ...
... Club refused to cater for his tastes and those of his friends , he would start a club that did . He knew , as a result of his political activities , everybody of importance in the city . He inter- viewed or telephoned all those likely ...
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| Cím | Blackwood's Magazine, 325. kötet Blackwood's Magazine |
| Kiadó | William Blackwood, 1979 |
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