Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 289W. Blackwood, 1961 - England |
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and that was the noise I had heard , the sound as of baying wolves . The officer in command was hard put to it to find transport to take him away ; for the black car and its driver , to say nothing of George , were never more seen .
and that was the noise I had heard , the sound as of baying wolves . The officer in command was hard put to it to find transport to take him away ; for the black car and its driver , to say nothing of George , were never more seen .
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At eleven - thirty I heard the Quartermaster go into the little galley in the casing and rattle a kettle as he started to make tea for his relief . Then across the after gangway skipped a tiny dark shadow , followed by another and ...
At eleven - thirty I heard the Quartermaster go into the little galley in the casing and rattle a kettle as he started to make tea for his relief . Then across the after gangway skipped a tiny dark shadow , followed by another and ...
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So enwrapped was he that he heard neither six bells nor one bell , and woke with a start to reality only when the Second Mate and the middle - watch helmsman ascended to the bridge at one another's heels . Even as a seaman Finlay had ...
So enwrapped was he that he heard neither six bells nor one bell , and woke with a start to reality only when the Second Mate and the middle - watch helmsman ascended to the bridge at one another's heels . Even as a seaman Finlay had ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1961 | 1 |
GATEWAY TO SWEET WATER | 13 |
VICTORY AT ECUM SECUM | 27 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 289 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1961 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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