Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 325William Blackwood, 1979 - England |
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... officer understood him he sat looking at Tom in silence for fully half a minute . It was an entirely emotion- less look , as if Tom were nothing human . The questioning started again , in a different form . Tom was asked how far he had ...
... officer understood him he sat looking at Tom in silence for fully half a minute . It was an entirely emotion- less look , as if Tom were nothing human . The questioning started again , in a different form . Tom was asked how far he had ...
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... officer present , of the Natal Native Contingent , with the rank of ' Cap- tain ' . As , however , both Chard and Bromhead were regular soldiers of more than eleven years ' service apiece , and the captain had obtained his temporary ...
... officer present , of the Natal Native Contingent , with the rank of ' Cap- tain ' . As , however , both Chard and Bromhead were regular soldiers of more than eleven years ' service apiece , and the captain had obtained his temporary ...
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... officer with about a hundred native horsemen of Durnford's force who had escaped from the massacre . The officer asked Chard for orders , and was requested to send a detach- ment to observe the drifts and ponts , to throw out outposts ...
... officer with about a hundred native horsemen of Durnford's force who had escaped from the massacre . The officer asked Chard for orders , and was requested to send a detach- ment to observe the drifts and ponts , to throw out outposts ...
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