Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 251, Issue 1517William Blackwood, 1942 |
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Page 166
... carried . There were hundreds and hundreds like him , getting passage home to bring some other ship outward again ... carry the Red Ensign over all the oceans of the world , this war would be lost as certainly as if every soldier laid ...
... carried . There were hundreds and hundreds like him , getting passage home to bring some other ship outward again ... carry the Red Ensign over all the oceans of the world , this war would be lost as certainly as if every soldier laid ...
Page 213
... carried them in a most impressive G.S. map - case with zip fasteners down the side , but when I reached the edge of the first sheet I found that the beastly things had jammed , as they always will in an emergency , and I could not turn ...
... carried them in a most impressive G.S. map - case with zip fasteners down the side , but when I reached the edge of the first sheet I found that the beastly things had jammed , as they always will in an emergency , and I could not turn ...
Page 214
... carry out my intention . Similarly , when we came to a road fork he would unerringly take the branch on which I had ... carrying them out . On Hart Hill we turned a little too far to the north , and missed the track completely for a ...
... carry out my intention . Similarly , when we came to a road fork he would unerringly take the branch on which I had ... carrying them out . On Hart Hill we turned a little too far to the north , and missed the track completely for a ...
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