Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 267William Blackwood, 1950 - England |
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Page 413
I knew the time it takes to get the engines from full ahead to full astern even with the engineers waiting for it . I knew how far the ship would run before stopping . Time and distance had a new significance . I knew the immediate loss ...
I knew the time it takes to get the engines from full ahead to full astern even with the engineers waiting for it . I knew how far the ship would run before stopping . Time and distance had a new significance . I knew the immediate loss ...
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By then , as the soldiers knew , Germany had lost the war . Brigadier Young makes strong case for Rommel's generalship ; and while it can be said that he should not have tried to make bricks without straw , what was he to do when his ...
By then , as the soldiers knew , Germany had lost the war . Brigadier Young makes strong case for Rommel's generalship ; and while it can be said that he should not have tried to make bricks without straw , what was he to do when his ...
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Instinctively I knew it was my tiger , and I tried desperately to think out what his tactics would be . I had heard a tiger snarl and whine and roar , but never before had I heard that nervedestroying purr . I find it very difficult to ...
Instinctively I knew it was my tiger , and I tried desperately to think out what his tactics would be . I had heard a tiger snarl and whine and roar , but never before had I heard that nervedestroying purr . I find it very difficult to ...
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