Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, المجلد 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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الصفحة 177
... round it , so as to command the two rivers , and so getting the enemy into the corner formed by them , prevent his escape . Instead therefore , of passing directly through the village , we swept round to the west , leaving it on our ...
... round it , so as to command the two rivers , and so getting the enemy into the corner formed by them , prevent his escape . Instead therefore , of passing directly through the village , we swept round to the west , leaving it on our ...
الصفحة 380
... round the flank of the Germans , and , as the design has been stated , he was to be round the bend and between them and Metz before they were aware of him - that is to say , Von Moltke , who had not been shown to have made a blunder or ...
... round the flank of the Germans , and , as the design has been stated , he was to be round the bend and between them and Metz before they were aware of him - that is to say , Von Moltke , who had not been shown to have made a blunder or ...
الصفحة 742
... round her neck , and covered her with kisses . When this had gone on for a little , without any reasonable prospect of release , Morna disengaged herself firmly , and , as if in answer to a verbal communication , quietly remarked ...
... round her neck , and covered her with kisses . When this had gone on for a little , without any reasonable prospect of release , Morna disengaged herself firmly , and , as if in answer to a verbal communication , quietly remarked ...
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