Blackwood's Magazine, Volumi 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Pagina 225
... usually a case of out of the frying - pan into the fire . The frying - pan was hot enough , God knows ; but it was ... usual arrange- ment about kit , too ; you could take what you could carry on your back ; so heavy marching meant ...
... usually a case of out of the frying - pan into the fire . The frying - pan was hot enough , God knows ; but it was ... usual arrange- ment about kit , too ; you could take what you could carry on your back ; so heavy marching meant ...
Pagina 289
... usual in the British Army thus to address an officer ? " " Much more usual than for a Hauptmann to conduct himself in the presence of an Oberst as you have done . We attach less importance to etiquette and more to our treaty obligations ...
... usual in the British Army thus to address an officer ? " " Much more usual than for a Hauptmann to conduct himself in the presence of an Oberst as you have done . We attach less importance to etiquette and more to our treaty obligations ...
Pagina 371
... usual haunt was a little bar called the Dugout , where we could drink anything we chose and listen to a Czech playing his accordion . Here Russian girls displayed their legs with advantage from high stools , and officers on leave from ...
... usual haunt was a little bar called the Dugout , where we could drink anything we chose and listen to a Czech playing his accordion . Here Russian girls displayed their legs with advantage from high stools , and officers on leave from ...
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