Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Halaman 74
... Japanese have quartered some men . Confusion and squalor . We open doors and lockers with long broom . handles , but the precaution is unneces- sary . The residents have departed too quickly to set booby traps . They have left most of ...
... Japanese have quartered some men . Confusion and squalor . We open doors and lockers with long broom . handles , but the precaution is unneces- sary . The residents have departed too quickly to set booby traps . They have left most of ...
Halaman 75
... Japanese officers are in a class of their own . Their features are more regular and their smiles rather less ... Japanese army men who have tried to slip away to the mainland . So the night goes on . There is a certain amount of dis ...
... Japanese officers are in a class of their own . Their features are more regular and their smiles rather less ... Japanese army men who have tried to slip away to the mainland . So the night goes on . There is a certain amount of dis ...
Halaman 78
... Japanese officers are still quartered . Dark shadows of armed Japanese sentries lie across the road , but they let us pass , and in some cases salute sloppily . The water is very inviting , so we leave the jeep by the roadside and walk ...
... Japanese officers are still quartered . Dark shadows of armed Japanese sentries lie across the road , but they let us pass , and in some cases salute sloppily . The water is very inviting , so we leave the jeep by the roadside and walk ...
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