Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 251William Blackwood, 1942 - England |
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Their One day the army horses came home . were coming long distances They trotted along the sandy road in a through the forest and could not cloud of yellow dust . Some drew the arrive until the next day , so the soldiers two - wheeled ...
Their One day the army horses came home . were coming long distances They trotted along the sandy road in a through the forest and could not cloud of yellow dust . Some drew the arrive until the next day , so the soldiers two - wheeled ...
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Where a little Army of the Nile dark - skinned brackish , barely potable fluid known sons of India , sun - tanned Anzacs from locally as water is extracted from the Antipodes , and fresh - faced boys far - flung wells in sufficient ...
Where a little Army of the Nile dark - skinned brackish , barely potable fluid known sons of India , sun - tanned Anzacs from locally as water is extracted from the Antipodes , and fresh - faced boys far - flung wells in sufficient ...
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Major George Colquhoun , Smith's who had signed Smith on as one of commanding officer , drove up from the ' foundation members ' of the Army base to inspect the new recruits one of the Nile ... right at the beginning of evening . things ...
Major George Colquhoun , Smith's who had signed Smith on as one of commanding officer , drove up from the ' foundation members ' of the Army base to inspect the new recruits one of the Nile ... right at the beginning of evening . things ...
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Contents
NO CROSS MARKS THE SPOT BY JAMES WOODMAN | 66 |
A GIPPSLAND TROUT STREAM BY MAJOR GEORGE BRUCE | 257 |
AMBULANCES IN THE WEST BY KATHLEEN COLLISONMORLEY | 265 |
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