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Page 74
... train . One compartment in a third - class coach was reserved for Allied personnel . Germans on that train and trying to get on it reminded me of moths clinging to the win- dow screen of a lighted room on a summer night . Some were on ...
... train . One compartment in a third - class coach was reserved for Allied personnel . Germans on that train and trying to get on it reminded me of moths clinging to the win- dow screen of a lighted room on a summer night . Some were on ...
Page 198
... train in the blackness of nearly morning and took off at dawn on the next stage of the journey . The train traveled only as far as Dara because there the bombed railway bridge lay in a crumpled heap in the river bed . We had to carry ...
... train in the blackness of nearly morning and took off at dawn on the next stage of the journey . The train traveled only as far as Dara because there the bombed railway bridge lay in a crumpled heap in the river bed . We had to carry ...
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... train and sell fruits , drinks , rice dishes , and meats . Water from a young coconut is ambrosia indeed after hot , dusty hours on the train . The food the people offered along the way afforded a good index to the prosperity of the ...
... train and sell fruits , drinks , rice dishes , and meats . Water from a young coconut is ambrosia indeed after hot , dusty hours on the train . The food the people offered along the way afforded a good index to the prosperity of the ...
Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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