Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 186W. Blackwood, 1909 |
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Pagina 28
... sent forward into the Khyber with the object of getting a straight answer from the Amir's representative , was turned back with threats of violence , near the self - same spot where Neville Chamber- lain had been wounded thirty- six ...
... sent forward into the Khyber with the object of getting a straight answer from the Amir's representative , was turned back with threats of violence , near the self - same spot where Neville Chamber- lain had been wounded thirty- six ...
Pagina 31
... sent out of the United Kingdom . There is , however , every reason to believe that from this reserve of trained men there will be plenty who will accept liability for service abroad in case of war . The next clause explains that the ...
... sent out of the United Kingdom . There is , however , every reason to believe that from this reserve of trained men there will be plenty who will accept liability for service abroad in case of war . The next clause explains that the ...
Pagina 39
... sent for the native assistant civil surgeon , who had , of course , been trained in the English school of medicine . He reported that the woman was in an ad- vanced stage of dropsy and suffering from pleurisy , adding that the only ...
... sent for the native assistant civil surgeon , who had , of course , been trained in the English school of medicine . He reported that the woman was in an ad- vanced stage of dropsy and suffering from pleurisy , adding that the only ...
Pagina 40
... sent from India : " Myself and family members continue to pray for your Honour and Lady Sahib . " That was the entire message , and it came like a telegraphic bolt from the blue , as for two years I had heard nothing of the man . The ...
... sent from India : " Myself and family members continue to pray for your Honour and Lady Sahib . " That was the entire message , and it came like a telegraphic bolt from the blue , as for two years I had heard nothing of the man . The ...
Pagina 42
... sent for the man a second time , and a third time , and had A month or two later , at the beginning of the hot weather , I was returning from an early morning walk by an unfre- quented road , when I met an ascetic with his face and ...
... sent for the man a second time , and a third time , and had A month or two later , at the beginning of the hot weather , I was returning from an early morning walk by an unfre- quented road , when I met an ascetic with his face and ...
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