Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Pagina 314
... head- hunter , since this surprising corps enlisted a few head - hunters as scouts ; but for some inscrutable reason he professed to be a Salvationist , an assurance which I accepted with some reserve , because he paraded naked and ...
... head- hunter , since this surprising corps enlisted a few head - hunters as scouts ; but for some inscrutable reason he professed to be a Salvationist , an assurance which I accepted with some reserve , because he paraded naked and ...
Pagina 315
... head- hunting circles life presumably would become pointless if there were no one left to head - hunt . None the less , despite such mutual tolerance , any relaxation of military vigilance had in the past resulted in wholesale ...
... head- hunting circles life presumably would become pointless if there were no one left to head - hunt . None the less , despite such mutual tolerance , any relaxation of military vigilance had in the past resulted in wholesale ...
Pagina 337
... head became empty panes as the head inside was withdrawn from that part of the shell . But the head was not withdrawn completely . That was the next stage , and the cigale rested before starting upon it . The split along the back of the ...
... head became empty panes as the head inside was withdrawn from that part of the shell . But the head was not withdrawn completely . That was the next stage , and the cigale rested before starting upon it . The split along the back of the ...
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