Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 275William Blackwood, 1954 - England |
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Page 32
He then turned one arm rapidly through the air in a circular motion , and then he clenched both fists and , holding them opposite one another , moved them up and down , first one and then the other , and suddenly I realised what it was ...
He then turned one arm rapidly through the air in a circular motion , and then he clenched both fists and , holding them opposite one another , moved them up and down , first one and then the other , and suddenly I realised what it was ...
Page 52
There cannot be one watching who is not deeply and suddenly moved with homage and pride . The audience sits again and the ceremony begins . The orchestra is playing softly ; the ranks , names , and honours to be bestowed are being read ...
There cannot be one watching who is not deeply and suddenly moved with homage and pride . The audience sits again and the ceremony begins . The orchestra is playing softly ; the ranks , names , and honours to be bestowed are being read ...
Page 350
He was flying at about 260 knots , and was watching his direction indicator moving gradually round towards the 120 ° bearing ... that his rudder was locked solid , and that his control column would move neither backwards nor forwards .
He was flying at about 260 knots , and was watching his direction indicator moving gradually round towards the 120 ° bearing ... that his rudder was locked solid , and that his control column would move neither backwards nor forwards .
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