Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297William Blackwood, 1965 - England |
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Clutched by the frenzied waters the boat would not budge forward or back . We just stayed . Moving not an inch either way . “ Ayuh heh me , ah says , dig blade , dig blade , or is deat fo ' we , today . ” Those courageous men would bend ...
Clutched by the frenzied waters the boat would not budge forward or back . We just stayed . Moving not an inch either way . “ Ayuh heh me , ah says , dig blade , dig blade , or is deat fo ' we , today . ” Those courageous men would bend ...
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through the passage in the darkness , and the boat did not touch rock although the rudder jerked once at the narrowest place . In open water , beyond the reef , the wind faded once more . There was a slight , oily swell from seaward ...
through the passage in the darkness , and the boat did not touch rock although the rudder jerked once at the narrowest place . In open water , beyond the reef , the wind faded once more . There was a slight , oily swell from seaward ...
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the little ones into the boat to cut down the work . ” Without a care in the world , our man on the bottom rolled a pair of bombs together and put a line round them . Two - hundred - and - fifty - pounders , they would not weigh ...
the little ones into the boat to cut down the work . ” Without a care in the world , our man on the bottom rolled a pair of bombs together and put a line round them . Two - hundred - and - fifty - pounders , they would not weigh ...
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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