Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 179
... Major Robinson ; tells us how Lieutenant Brown drove tandem for a bet down those steps ; shows us where he himself once , at the instigation of the merry Colonel Goodfellow , purposely upset his own sleigh , which was the leading one of ...
... Major Robinson ; tells us how Lieutenant Brown drove tandem for a bet down those steps ; shows us where he himself once , at the instigation of the merry Colonel Goodfellow , purposely upset his own sleigh , which was the leading one of ...
Page 234
... Major Elliot dwells in a cluster of native huts which stand in a large garden , and administers justice as chief magistrate of a great native province , with power of life and death over the people , who consider themselves his subjects ...
... Major Elliot dwells in a cluster of native huts which stand in a large garden , and administers justice as chief magistrate of a great native province , with power of life and death over the people , who consider themselves his subjects ...
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... among a large section of our population , and which prevent the trade 1891. ] The growing Unpopularity of Military Service . 291 THE GROWING UNPOPULARITY OF MILITARY SERVICE BY MAJOR-GENERAL F CHENEVIX TRENCH, C M G ,
... among a large section of our population , and which prevent the trade 1891. ] The growing Unpopularity of Military Service . 291 THE GROWING UNPOPULARITY OF MILITARY SERVICE BY MAJOR-GENERAL F CHENEVIX TRENCH, C M G ,
Page 373
... Major Fazakerly of the artil- lery very , very near . But he happened to overhear her mimick- ing his bad Hindustani to Captain Duftar , the Persian interpreter , and his vanity being greater than his love , swamped it , and Pipette was ...
... Major Fazakerly of the artil- lery very , very near . But he happened to overhear her mimick- ing his bad Hindustani to Captain Duftar , the Persian interpreter , and his vanity being greater than his love , swamped it , and Pipette was ...
Page 446
... Major Tynte was busy writing , looking into official documents , and arranging about the thousand and one things - regimental and other which an officer on the eve of departure must of necessity have to look to at such a time , when the ...
... Major Tynte was busy writing , looking into official documents , and arranging about the thousand and one things - regimental and other which an officer on the eve of departure must of necessity have to look to at such a time , when the ...
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