Blackwood's Magazine, Томи 269 – 270W. Blackwood, 1951 |
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... miles and miles separated the nearest from where we travelled . Short grass or dwarf sedges formed a carpet underfoot muffling our steps , and we moved in silence , for the vastness of these uplands had a queer subduing influence . I ...
... miles and miles separated the nearest from where we travelled . Short grass or dwarf sedges formed a carpet underfoot muffling our steps , and we moved in silence , for the vastness of these uplands had a queer subduing influence . I ...
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· divides , the Rockies and Andes which stretch for 10,000 miles from North to South in the New World , and the Eurasian hump which stretches for 8000 miles from West to East in the Old , we in Britain are indebted for nine - tenths of ...
· divides , the Rockies and Andes which stretch for 10,000 miles from North to South in the New World , and the Eurasian hump which stretches for 8000 miles from West to East in the Old , we in Britain are indebted for nine - tenths of ...
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... miles south - west of Alice Springs , that little cluster of corrugated- iron buildings forming a town- ship dead in the centre of the dead heart of the great con- tinent , of which thousands of square miles have never been explored ...
... miles south - west of Alice Springs , that little cluster of corrugated- iron buildings forming a town- ship dead in the centre of the dead heart of the great con- tinent , of which thousands of square miles have never been explored ...
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Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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