Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 289W. Blackwood, 1961 - England |
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Page 118
... from the chief stoker downwards , laid their troubles before him with none of the reticence that characterised the rest of the crew when dealing with Number One or myself . Not that he showed them much sympathy : I liked to sit ...
... from the chief stoker downwards , laid their troubles before him with none of the reticence that characterised the rest of the crew when dealing with Number One or myself . Not that he showed them much sympathy : I liked to sit ...
Page 172
Still a smiling when they showed her to me the next day , but glad that Catti was there with me for all that . ” He set the teapot and cups on the table , then went to stand behind the chair , resting his hands on the back .
Still a smiling when they showed her to me the next day , but glad that Catti was there with me for all that . ” He set the teapot and cups on the table , then went to stand behind the chair , resting his hands on the back .
Page 297
The leader , tired and panting , was still sympathetic , which showed commendable selflessness on his part . Sonam gave his sweet compassionate smile and we sat down for a rest . Of course we had no thought of going back ; but all the ...
The leader , tired and panting , was still sympathetic , which showed commendable selflessness on his part . Sonam gave his sweet compassionate smile and we sat down for a rest . Of course we had no thought of going back ; but all the ...
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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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