Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 251William Blackwood, 1942 - England |
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Page 44
will never forget the road from Ristiina Before the thaw came , there were to Järvenpää . Usually , at least two many roadside ' graves ' to show us ambulances would go there daily , where vehicles had been de - ditched , and starting ...
will never forget the road from Ristiina Before the thaw came , there were to Järvenpää . Usually , at least two many roadside ' graves ' to show us ambulances would go there daily , where vehicles had been de - ditched , and starting ...
Page 45
The road to Ristiina seemed into the forest and taught us to shoot easy by comparison with that by - way ; at the mark with their heavy Service and we lurched along it to the familiar revolvers , while the patients were clang and rattle ...
The road to Ristiina seemed into the forest and taught us to shoot easy by comparison with that by - way ; at the mark with their heavy Service and we lurched along it to the familiar revolvers , while the patients were clang and rattle ...
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Three miles from main road . A day or two before our advent Two lochs ; sea and brown trout the ghillie , who was apparently let fishing Ghillie and pony . " The with the Lodge , wrote to inform us rent was enticingly low , and the that ...
Three miles from main road . A day or two before our advent Two lochs ; sea and brown trout the ghillie , who was apparently let fishing Ghillie and pony . " The with the Lodge , wrote to inform us rent was enticingly low , and the that ...
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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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