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Page 172
... walk across flood - wrought desolation to another train . At word of ap- proach of the recent typhoon , officials of the Government - owned railroad had given up these bridges as lost and stationed trains between them to run this walk ...
... walk across flood - wrought desolation to another train . At word of ap- proach of the recent typhoon , officials of the Government - owned railroad had given up these bridges as lost and stationed trains between them to run this walk ...
Page 178
... walk , but not behind tired cows . Now they walk over country clubs or golf links , or about the breath - taking beauties of Oglebay Park . In sumptuous suburban homes - far enough out in hills to avoid factory smoke - live old families ...
... walk , but not behind tired cows . Now they walk over country clubs or golf links , or about the breath - taking beauties of Oglebay Park . In sumptuous suburban homes - far enough out in hills to avoid factory smoke - live old families ...
Page 334
... walk ahead unencumbered . I also motored to Entebbe , 20 miles from Kampala , where is located the British admin ... walk . I know ; I tried walking . Last year , after three years ' work , Kongwa had only 50,000 acres planted to peanuts ...
... walk ahead unencumbered . I also motored to Entebbe , 20 miles from Kampala , where is located the British admin ... walk . I know ; I tried walking . Last year , after three years ' work , Kongwa had only 50,000 acres planted to peanuts ...
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