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All this time a black water - mark on the walls of the lock had been growing
steadily higher — six feet , ten feet , fifteen feet , and still it mounted . We did not
seem to be sinking , only the black , wet walls kept growing higher and higher .
All this time a black water - mark on the walls of the lock had been growing
steadily higher — six feet , ten feet , fifteen feet , and still it mounted . We did not
seem to be sinking , only the black , wet walls kept growing higher and higher .
Pagina 524
It was my good fortune to be accepted . The Arctic and Antarctic differ greatly from
each other . Whereas the geographical North Pole is at the sea - bed , 13 , 410
feet below a mass of floating ice , the South Pole is calculated to be only fifty feet
...
It was my good fortune to be accepted . The Arctic and Antarctic differ greatly from
each other . Whereas the geographical North Pole is at the sea - bed , 13 , 410
feet below a mass of floating ice , the South Pole is calculated to be only fifty feet
...
Pagina 531
... 000 feet above seacarved by prevailing winds , varying level at the top of the
Beardmore between a few inches and about six Glacier , so that a mountain like
feet in height . I could not look Mount Nimrod , which is 8 , 974 feet down on these
...
... 000 feet above seacarved by prevailing winds , varying level at the top of the
Beardmore between a few inches and about six Glacier , so that a mountain like
feet in height . I could not look Mount Nimrod , which is 8 , 974 feet down on these
...
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MY UNCLE ARCHIE BY BASIL PEACOCK | 1 |
RHODESIA REVISITED BY JOHN BIGGSDAVISON | 289 |
A BLIND MAN MOVES TO A NEW HOUSE BY EDWARD STOREY | 326 |
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| Titel | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 312 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Uitgever | William Blackwood, 1972 |
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