Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 325William Blackwood, 1979 |
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Pagina 82
... boys and girls . It is nearly fifteen years since the benefits of coeducation were first discussed in this column . At that time no orthodox boys ' public school took in girls ; now perhaps the majority do so , at any rate in the sixth ...
... boys and girls . It is nearly fifteen years since the benefits of coeducation were first discussed in this column . At that time no orthodox boys ' public school took in girls ; now perhaps the majority do so , at any rate in the sixth ...
Pagina 297
... boys with their bright button eyes followed him everywhere on shore , eager for tasks . At least he knew how to catch fish . Besides the ownerless kayaks there were three or four oomiaks , floating boxes of skin and driftwood , stable ...
... boys with their bright button eyes followed him everywhere on shore , eager for tasks . At least he knew how to catch fish . Besides the ownerless kayaks there were three or four oomiaks , floating boxes of skin and driftwood , stable ...
Pagina 307
... boys to use kayaks . They could get into them all right . It was better to be too small than too big . They managed splashingly . And Angus , the instructor , was as happy as they . The boys became skilful much more quickly than he had ...
... boys to use kayaks . They could get into them all right . It was better to be too small than too big . They managed splashingly . And Angus , the instructor , was as happy as they . The boys became skilful much more quickly than he had ...
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