Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291William Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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Page 132
... began to beat , and the callers started to sing a high - pitched , flamenco - type tune , eerie and pene- trating . Slowly the concentric circles began to revolve , in opposite directions , myself included , edging along , concentrating ...
... began to beat , and the callers started to sing a high - pitched , flamenco - type tune , eerie and pene- trating . Slowly the concentric circles began to revolve , in opposite directions , myself included , edging along , concentrating ...
Page 314
... began Mr Craig , still looking at the radar . He just couldn't look at the other ship now . " Fourth , " said Sir Rumbleton drily . " Make a broadcast - the other side . Quartermaster - hard a starboard . " The Fourth went to the micro ...
... began Mr Craig , still looking at the radar . He just couldn't look at the other ship now . " Fourth , " said Sir Rumbleton drily . " Make a broadcast - the other side . Quartermaster - hard a starboard . " The Fourth went to the micro ...
Page 350
... began sawing at his cutlet . " A little over , " he said , looking at the scales ; I waved my hand airily . " Perhaps my friends would like some , " he then said thoughtfully , and darted into the back room . He was soon back with a ...
... began sawing at his cutlet . " A little over , " he said , looking at the scales ; I waved my hand airily . " Perhaps my friends would like some , " he then said thoughtfully , and darted into the back room . He was soon back with a ...
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