Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 224William Blackwood, 1928 - England |
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Page 160
They must have cast fore , that for the rest of the off and sheered clear of us as passage Jim and I lived solely soon as the engines stopped . on biscuit and water , and very I never thought of that . Every little of that .
They must have cast fore , that for the rest of the off and sheered clear of us as passage Jim and I lived solely soon as the engines stopped . on biscuit and water , and very I never thought of that . Every little of that .
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Astern , it was now aft along the starboard side , fairly clear ; but to the east- clear of everything . Send the ward sky and sea blended in five - inch grass over next , and deep gloom . Ten minutes later then the wire .
Astern , it was now aft along the starboard side , fairly clear ; but to the east- clear of everything . Send the ward sky and sea blended in five - inch grass over next , and deep gloom . Ten minutes later then the wire .
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Above all he must be able manner , to be clear and lucid in to express himself clearly , explanation , to suit the style of vividly and accurately in his his writing to the matter of his own language ; for the histo- discourse — in a ...
Above all he must be able manner , to be clear and lucid in to express himself clearly , explanation , to suit the style of vividly and accurately in his his writing to the matter of his own language ; for the histo- discourse — in a ...
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