Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... appeared at the top they were passed on to the pounders and sorters who worked at tables in the open air . The rough work was , of course , done by natives , the owners supervising and sorting at the tables . On the edge of this ...
... appeared at the top they were passed on to the pounders and sorters who worked at tables in the open air . The rough work was , of course , done by natives , the owners supervising and sorting at the tables . On the edge of this ...
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... appeared moody and preoccupied , and ' hardly ever had a companion ' ; but it was soon clear that he had the makings in him of a very capable business man . Of course a mining - camp has its pleasures . But it was quite a mistake to ...
... appeared moody and preoccupied , and ' hardly ever had a companion ' ; but it was soon clear that he had the makings in him of a very capable business man . Of course a mining - camp has its pleasures . But it was quite a mistake to ...
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... appeared overcome with surprise , and as if to atone for the aplomb of her arrival , made a great show of timidity and coyness , slipping diffidently into an empty chair at the same table , which she kept for the rest of the voyage ...
... appeared overcome with surprise , and as if to atone for the aplomb of her arrival , made a great show of timidity and coyness , slipping diffidently into an empty chair at the same table , which she kept for the rest of the voyage ...
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