Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 294W. Blackwood, 1963 - England |
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Page 79
I turned in that night in the spare pipe - cot in Graham's cabin - very like the ' tween - decks of a man - o'war in Nelson's time , black dark and all timbers a foot square — with that pleasant ache and tingle in the palms of the hands ...
I turned in that night in the spare pipe - cot in Graham's cabin - very like the ' tween - decks of a man - o'war in Nelson's time , black dark and all timbers a foot square — with that pleasant ache and tingle in the palms of the hands ...
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For instance , the vivid phrase turned turtle ' , so often used figuratively of an involuntary overturning , is the actual description of how turtles were , and are caught , by being levered over on to their backs , thereby rendering ...
For instance , the vivid phrase turned turtle ' , so often used figuratively of an involuntary overturning , is the actual description of how turtles were , and are caught , by being levered over on to their backs , thereby rendering ...
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He turned the club over , and again , from the dark base , the glow leaped up over the deep brown markings , through fawn to golden tan , lifting them with a rush of beauty , turning to black at the top of the handgrip .
He turned the club over , and again , from the dark base , the glow leaped up over the deep brown markings , through fawn to golden tan , lifting them with a rush of beauty , turning to black at the top of the handgrip .
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Contents
THE ART OF UNCLE JASON BY G E | 109 |
THE BOTTOM BUNK BY IAIN GALLANTRY | 120 |
THE PLAIN SLAB BY A M | 131 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 294 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1963 |
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