Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 251,Utgave 1518William Blackwood, 1942 |
Inni boken
Resultat 1-3 av 17
Side 252
... leave in the Army . Yet the moment he has a particular reason to go home he goes— without asking . He may have had five embarkation leaves - the men I am talking of had ; yet he will go absent without leave on his last week - end . And ...
... leave in the Army . Yet the moment he has a particular reason to go home he goes— without asking . He may have had five embarkation leaves - the men I am talking of had ; yet he will go absent without leave on his last week - end . And ...
Side 255
... leaving them to the Hun . Walton's second start for overseas was not the affair the first had been . After he had been home for three embarkation leaves his relatives said pointedly : " You are certainly getting the leaves - what about ...
... leaving them to the Hun . Walton's second start for overseas was not the affair the first had been . After he had been home for three embarkation leaves his relatives said pointedly : " You are certainly getting the leaves - what about ...
Side 300
... leave unhappily , his last leave . Yet , when a few minutes later she placed the paper with its written message before Mr Sylvester Bacon , her face was composed and placid . She made no parade of her feelings . Having read the message ...
... leave unhappily , his last leave . Yet , when a few minutes later she placed the paper with its written message before Mr Sylvester Bacon , her face was composed and placid . She made no parade of her feelings . Having read the message ...
Andre utgaver - Vis alle
Vanlige uttrykk og setninger
aboard aloft ambulance Andamans Army arrived asked bank BARNARDO'S batman Battle of France Bill blue wrens boats bombed Brawn's cadets captain carried casualty charladies Charles Beale cheerful Church Army civilian Cloches convoy creek crew day cabin deck desert Dovenby driving drove Durban duty feet Fegan fighting fire fire-watching fish fo'c'sle French Gippsland green form half-deck hand head Hospital inches Japanese Joe Fowler Kataoka knew later Latrobe River learned LONDON looked Macauley MAXALDING mess-deck miles Minty months Morgan morning mud-eye never night once passed Pelmanism pool Port Officer raid ratline regiment Regional Inspector Rhys roads Rosebottle Rougemont round Royal sail sailor second mate seemed Sergeant shells ship soldier STREET stretcher Strzlecki Sylvester Bacon thing Tobruk told took trout vehicle voyage Walton watch weeks Westernport Bay young