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... turning northwest , drove for some time straight into the red eye of the sun , blazing over the black ridges of the hills . The desert had turned a fiery crimson , the palms and hills in shadow the deepest black . It seemed that we were ...
... turning northwest , drove for some time straight into the red eye of the sun , blazing over the black ridges of the hills . The desert had turned a fiery crimson , the palms and hills in shadow the deepest black . It seemed that we were ...
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... Turning from the dastardly intrigues of medieval Europe , Lucia suddenly discovered the dramatic possibilities of ... turned into the forest . This was where we rode up through the darkest jungle to the limekiln — a place we called ...
... Turning from the dastardly intrigues of medieval Europe , Lucia suddenly discovered the dramatic possibilities of ... turned into the forest . This was where we rode up through the darkest jungle to the limekiln — a place we called ...
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... turned and said , “ Mah ” , and they sat back on their heels and said nothing , but looked up at him . They sat on their heels with their arms resting on their knees , their hands hanging loosely from their wrists , their faces waiting ...
... turned and said , “ Mah ” , and they sat back on their heels and said nothing , but looked up at him . They sat on their heels with their arms resting on their knees , their hands hanging loosely from their wrists , their faces waiting ...
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Summer 1959 | 307 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES vii | 377 |
AUTUMN FIELDS by Noel Blakiston | 385 |
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