Blackwood's Magazine, Том 243,Випуск 1471William Blackwood, 1938 |
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... Jerusalem , there was this threat to leave me behind in the spot where we found ourselves , to do a job of which I knew nothing . It was little enough that we had seen of Palestine so far . A great roar had gone up from the train when ...
... Jerusalem , there was this threat to leave me behind in the spot where we found ourselves , to do a job of which I knew nothing . It was little enough that we had seen of Palestine so far . A great roar had gone up from the train when ...
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... Jerusalem and Bethlehem to Hebron , some miles south of which it slips to the lower lands wherein lies Beersheba ... Jerusalem road , which ran within half a mile from the huts where I lived , six or seven miles from Jaffa and thirty ...
... Jerusalem and Bethlehem to Hebron , some miles south of which it slips to the lower lands wherein lies Beersheba ... Jerusalem road , which ran within half a mile from the huts where I lived , six or seven miles from Jaffa and thirty ...
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... Jerusalem - Hebron- Beersheba road already men- tioned , which came into my ken at the forty - first kilo - stone and peters out when it launches the traveller into the desert on his way to Egypt at Beersheba ; the Jerusalem - Jericho ...
... Jerusalem - Hebron- Beersheba road already men- tioned , which came into my ken at the forty - first kilo - stone and peters out when it launches the traveller into the desert on his way to Egypt at Beersheba ; the Jerusalem - Jericho ...
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