Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291William Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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Page 105
... camp . " We always understood one another . Next morning , bright and early , fortified by a marvellous egg - and- bacon breakfast produced by my wife , we set off for Mr Reid's estancia . The foreman was an old friend of mine . He ...
... camp . " We always understood one another . Next morning , bright and early , fortified by a marvellous egg - and- bacon breakfast produced by my wife , we set off for Mr Reid's estancia . The foreman was an old friend of mine . He ...
Page 291
... Camp II . was remote ; more so the base camp and its luxury ; and the hot plains of Pakistan , the flights and voyages , the waits and frustrations , the planning , the arguments with coolies and the calculations and requests for ...
... Camp II . was remote ; more so the base camp and its luxury ; and the hot plains of Pakistan , the flights and voyages , the waits and frustrations , the planning , the arguments with coolies and the calculations and requests for ...
Page 294
... Camp IV . , so with luck all went well there . " Better bash up again . " The old routine . Four breaths , step , four again , another step , rest ... Odd clouds prevented another view of the summit till we were back at the tent . At ...
... Camp IV . , so with luck all went well there . " Better bash up again . " The old routine . Four breaths , step , four again , another step , rest ... Odd clouds prevented another view of the summit till we were back at the tent . At ...
Contents
THE GREATEST SCOUT BY R R MONEY | 42 |
THE LAST CONTINENT BY RICHARD BEAUCHAMP | 270 |
THE LAST ROUND BY M M | 279 |
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