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Page 196
... felt that my skis were all of these and more . How could anyone control the six foot or so of cambered hickory and steel ( mine were actually ash and had no steel edges ) at high speed ? How was it possible to walk on the flat with the ...
... felt that my skis were all of these and more . How could anyone control the six foot or so of cambered hickory and steel ( mine were actually ash and had no steel edges ) at high speed ? How was it possible to walk on the flat with the ...
Page 199
... felt for the snow with the tips of my skis as I pushed myself away from the lift . The skis slithered down the worn track , and I paused when they came to rest of their own accord , to adjust my dark glasses and put my gloved hands ...
... felt for the snow with the tips of my skis as I pushed myself away from the lift . The skis slithered down the worn track , and I paused when they came to rest of their own accord , to adjust my dark glasses and put my gloved hands ...
Page 533
... felt the shroud of a new concern settle over his happiness . Would the seaman behave as he should . Finlay knew that , come what may , he must make his position clear at the outset , or his status as a ship's officer would become ...
... felt the shroud of a new concern settle over his happiness . Would the seaman behave as he should . Finlay knew that , come what may , he must make his position clear at the outset , or his status as a ship's officer would become ...
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ANIMALS LET YOU DOWN BY J K STANFORD | 404 |
AN UCKS FIRST GLIMPSES OF AUST BY JAMES HOPE | 428 |
CASSIDY BY PATRICIA COOK | 448 |
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