Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 257William Blackwood, 1945 - England |
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Page 49
... ship of the line of the eighteenth century , ' or ( to quote the blazon of one old family ) waves of the sea , thereon a ship of war of the sixteenth century , with four masts , sails furled and colours flying , " or , again , " upon ...
... ship of the line of the eighteenth century , ' or ( to quote the blazon of one old family ) waves of the sea , thereon a ship of war of the sixteenth century , with four masts , sails furled and colours flying , " or , again , " upon ...
Page 126
... ship for two things : the extent and splendour of his wardrobe and the size of his monthly pay packet , which , when he had collected his overtime , made him the best - paid man - including the Cap- tain - in the ship . Through long ...
... ship for two things : the extent and splendour of his wardrobe and the size of his monthly pay packet , which , when he had collected his overtime , made him the best - paid man - including the Cap- tain - in the ship . Through long ...
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... ship one could gaze down straight onto swirling , boiling surf . Having reached the gun plat- form , the unfortunate A.A. gunner would have two wet and windy hours in which to ponder the hardships of a mariner's life and to become ...
... ship one could gaze down straight onto swirling , boiling surf . Having reached the gun plat- form , the unfortunate A.A. gunner would have two wet and windy hours in which to ponder the hardships of a mariner's life and to become ...
Contents
A Subscribers Tribute to Maga | 72 |
A COLONEL OF THE FRONTIER FORCE BY LIEUT COLONEL | 72 |
Salute | 134 |
Copyright | |
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