Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 306William Blackwood, 1969 - England |
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Page 140
I ' d better swop her for that sports car . ” We had another hot and tiring morning
shooting over the dogs . Beer had freely lubricated the sausage and mash in the
kitchen the night before , and we felt a little liverish and jaded . None of us shot ...
I ' d better swop her for that sports car . ” We had another hot and tiring morning
shooting over the dogs . Beer had freely lubricated the sausage and mash in the
kitchen the night before , and we felt a little liverish and jaded . None of us shot ...
Page 256
They were not the master ' s better works . There were bulls and cows and nanny
- goats , but they did not look like the bull I had bought in Recife . They were not
painted , and the dingy brown of the natural clay was depressing . They seemed
...
They were not the master ' s better works . There were bulls and cows and nanny
- goats , but they did not look like the bull I had bought in Recife . They were not
painted , and the dingy brown of the natural clay was depressing . They seemed
...
Page 523
But most of us do not think of Lang primarily as a scholar but , for want of a better
phrase , as a man of letters — the divine amateur of letters ' as Oscar Wilde called
him , remembering that ' amateur ' has also the meaning of one who loves ' .
But most of us do not think of Lang primarily as a scholar but , for want of a better
phrase , as a man of letters — the divine amateur of letters ' as Oscar Wilde called
him , remembering that ' amateur ' has also the meaning of one who loves ' .
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Contents
ACROSS THE ANDES BY RODERICK RHYS JONES 344 | 109 |
AN INHERITANCE BY GERALD MONSMAN 481 | 225 |
SPANISH ESSENCE BY WYNFORD PERRY | 323 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 306 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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