Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 267William Blackwood, 1950 - England |
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66 A little later the Skipper went down to the wardroom . " Let's cut for a gin - and - bitters before dinner , " he said , " and , Sub . , have the whaler inshore again in about an hour's time , and the searchlight and pompom's crews ...
66 A little later the Skipper went down to the wardroom . " Let's cut for a gin - and - bitters before dinner , " he said , " and , Sub . , have the whaler inshore again in about an hour's time , and the searchlight and pompom's crews ...
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The Turks at once set to work to dig an immense hole , which was still unfilled a year later when the British captured Jerusalem . History does not record the diggers ' comments when their efforts were rewarded merely by the discovery ...
The Turks at once set to work to dig an immense hole , which was still unfilled a year later when the British captured Jerusalem . History does not record the diggers ' comments when their efforts were rewarded merely by the discovery ...
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Later , we gave up the trip - flares because they were continually being set off by wandering cattle and goats . The telephone rang every half - hour - the police ( fourteen miles away ) ringing up to know if we were still all right .
Later , we gave up the trip - flares because they were continually being set off by wandering cattle and goats . The telephone rang every half - hour - the police ( fourteen miles away ) ringing up to know if we were still all right .
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