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Page 98
... close enough to the mainland , dodging through treacherous sand - banks and past forbidding rocky islands . Sung was full of useful information , provided we could find him and understand him . Our chart be- came covered with pencilled ...
... close enough to the mainland , dodging through treacherous sand - banks and past forbidding rocky islands . Sung was full of useful information , provided we could find him and understand him . Our chart be- came covered with pencilled ...
Page 103
... close behind , but in precisely the opposite way to the course he had planned . They follow unquestioningly past the silent broken slopes of Marelchi point , and behind them come the assault craft . Only four of us knew the way through ...
... close behind , but in precisely the opposite way to the course he had planned . They follow unquestioningly past the silent broken slopes of Marelchi point , and behind them come the assault craft . Only four of us knew the way through ...
Page 338
... close in under the shore , well out of the fairway . The crews had clewed up the sils and were now cooking their evening meal before the tide changed and they continued on their way . The perfect , almost Mediter- ranean evening came to ...
... close in under the shore , well out of the fairway . The crews had clewed up the sils and were now cooking their evening meal before the tide changed and they continued on their way . The perfect , almost Mediter- ranean evening came to ...
Contents
LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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