Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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( We were worried at that time that the Communists might commandeer all the junks for trooping or mining , as indeed they did do later with those that remained . ) 21 " What of that headland , Sung ? Any guns there ? asked the Captain ...
( We were worried at that time that the Communists might commandeer all the junks for trooping or mining , as indeed they did do later with those that remained . ) 21 " What of that headland , Sung ? Any guns there ? asked the Captain ...
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Buffeted by every wave , and with the rain descending on him in torrents , he clung desper- ately to all that remained of his ship and waited for daylight . For all he knew , he was the sole survivor . But when dawn came he almost ...
Buffeted by every wave , and with the rain descending on him in torrents , he clung desper- ately to all that remained of his ship and waited for daylight . For all he knew , he was the sole survivor . But when dawn came he almost ...
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Had the men remained pas- sive this story would have ended differently . But before long the urge for action began to work in the minds of some , until at last one of them , now rather approving his captain's suggestion , broke out ...
Had the men remained pas- sive this story would have ended differently . But before long the urge for action began to work in the minds of some , until at last one of them , now rather approving his captain's suggestion , broke out ...
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Contents
THE ADOPTED SON BY BARBARA WHITTINGHAMJONES | 41 |
THE AUCTION BY J K STANFORD | 263 |
THE CHALKPIT BY JOHN WELMAN | 369 |
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