The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 174William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1984 |
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... sand is covered . Then the back flippers begin awkwardly , obsessively to dig , throwing up the yielding sand in petulant cascades ; viciously it digs , becomes a kind of Frankensteinian digging machine , intent upon making a hole . Not ...
... sand is covered . Then the back flippers begin awkwardly , obsessively to dig , throwing up the yielding sand in petulant cascades ; viciously it digs , becomes a kind of Frankensteinian digging machine , intent upon making a hole . Not ...
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... sand , then a band of bleached shingle and beyond that long stretches of dark mud flats . The sand near the pullover was soft and white as though it had not been washed since the last September tides . Dark , rotting breakwaters ran ...
... sand , then a band of bleached shingle and beyond that long stretches of dark mud flats . The sand near the pullover was soft and white as though it had not been washed since the last September tides . Dark , rotting breakwaters ran ...
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... sands , and after tea working feverishly in the near darkness to hold sand and shingle forts against crashing seas . I unpacked the sandwiches and joined in the banter , again trying to throw off the growing sense of oppression . “ Just ...
... sands , and after tea working feverishly in the near darkness to hold sand and shingle forts against crashing seas . I unpacked the sandwiches and joined in the banter , again trying to throw off the growing sense of oppression . “ Just ...
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