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Three in Norway9781974365418189,95 krTil butik
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Three in Norway

Three in Norway

J. A. Lees og Walter J. ClutterbuckBog

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'Canadian canoes are the only boats that will do' was our conclusion after a thorough inspection of every existing species of boat, and long consultation with 'Sambo' of Eton about a totally new variety, invented but fortunately _not_ patented by one of our number. Our party consisted of three men, who shall be briefly described here. First, 'the Skipper, ' so called from his varied experience by land and sea in all parts of the world, but especially in Norway, whither we were now intending to go in search of trout, reindeer, and the picturesque. The Skipper is lank and thin, looking as though he had outgrown his strength in boyhood, and never summoned up pluck enough to recover it again. His high cheek-bones and troubled expression give one the idea of a man who cannot convince himself that life is a success, which is perhaps pretty nearly the view he actually takes of existence.

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Three in Norway

Three in Norway

J. A. Lees og Walter J. ClutterbuckSkønlitteratur: generelt

189,95 kr

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9781974365418

'Canadian canoes are the only boats that will do' was our conclusion after a thorough inspection of every existing species of boat, and long consultation with 'Sambo' of Eton about a totally new variety, invented but fortunately _not_ patented by one of our number. Our party consisted of three men, who shall be briefly described here. First, 'the Skipper, ' so called from his varied experience by land and sea in all parts of the world, but especially in Norway, whither we were now intending to go in search of trout, reindeer, and the picturesque. The Skipper is lank and thin, looking as though he had outgrown his strength in boyhood, and never summoned up pluck enough to recover it again. His high cheek-bones and troubled expression give one the idea of a man who cannot convince himself that life is a success, which is perhaps pretty nearly the view he actually takes of existence.

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