Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291William Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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Page 180
... climb again among some of his beloved four - thousand- metre peaks . The last train of the day had brought him up ... climbing - gear , and hurried down to his favourite Wirtschaft to quench his thirst and to see which of his ...
... climb again among some of his beloved four - thousand- metre peaks . The last train of the day had brought him up ... climbing - gear , and hurried down to his favourite Wirtschaft to quench his thirst and to see which of his ...
Page 409
... climb ahead , repeat climb ahead on present heading ... climb to two thousand feet .... " " Set take - off power , gear up ... flaps twenty , " yelled Dexter . He corrected the yaw caused by the sudden surge of power , and pulled the ...
... climb ahead , repeat climb ahead on present heading ... climb to two thousand feet .... " " Set take - off power , gear up ... flaps twenty , " yelled Dexter . He corrected the yaw caused by the sudden surge of power , and pulled the ...
Page 498
... climb Brandon ; indeed I was warned that within the limits of my stay I might never be able to do so , so seldom were its three thousand feet free from cloud . And it was frankly in rather a sulky humour that I eventually set out on the ...
... climb Brandon ; indeed I was warned that within the limits of my stay I might never be able to do so , so seldom were its three thousand feet free from cloud . And it was frankly in rather a sulky humour that I eventually set out on the ...
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