Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 306William Blackwood, 1969 - England |
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At night , in this narrow , rugged and forested valley , with no local knowledge , it
was impossible to avoid this hazard , for if we left the path we would become
hopelessly lost . Once beyond the village , we would be reasonably safe , for it
was ...
At night , in this narrow , rugged and forested valley , with no local knowledge , it
was impossible to avoid this hazard , for if we left the path we would become
hopelessly lost . Once beyond the village , we would be reasonably safe , for it
was ...
Page 345
We had been seated next to each other in the night train from Buenos Aires , and
to judge from his expressions of joy , he had been losing sleep for the last few
nights worrying about my welfare . Over a drink I explained that I had come to
town ...
We had been seated next to each other in the night train from Buenos Aires , and
to judge from his expressions of joy , he had been losing sleep for the last few
nights worrying about my welfare . Over a drink I explained that I had come to
town ...
Page 515
I could not help hour before he was back in his seat remembering the wreckage
of the and driving on into the night . bus we had seen earlier . South of Huancayo
the Mantaro After a few nerve - racking hours River enters a gorge where the ...
I could not help hour before he was back in his seat remembering the wreckage
of the and driving on into the night . bus we had seen earlier . South of Huancayo
the Mantaro After a few nerve - racking hours River enters a gorge where the ...
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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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Bibliographic information
| 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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