Blackwood's Magazine, Volumer 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Side 92
... returned carrying spades , crowbars and other tools , and soon they were as busy as beavers digging up old sleepers from the siding . Before I signalled the ship for a boat to take me off to lunch they had laid a pile of them on top of ...
... returned carrying spades , crowbars and other tools , and soon they were as busy as beavers digging up old sleepers from the siding . Before I signalled the ship for a boat to take me off to lunch they had laid a pile of them on top of ...
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... returned to you . " After a decent interval the man re - entered the tent . 66 Effendi , I have a word for you from the stranger Bwana . He told me to hurry , and I hurried . Kumbe ! I ran as runs the kongoni , the big buck of the grass ...
... returned to you . " After a decent interval the man re - entered the tent . 66 Effendi , I have a word for you from the stranger Bwana . He told me to hurry , and I hurried . Kumbe ! I ran as runs the kongoni , the big buck of the grass ...
Side 318
... returned to Scapa . After becoming accustomed to an average of twenty - five days a month at sea , we found our activities now confined to harbour practices in the destroyer anchorage and infrequent exercises outside the Flow ...
... returned to Scapa . After becoming accustomed to an average of twenty - five days a month at sea , we found our activities now confined to harbour practices in the destroyer anchorage and infrequent exercises outside the Flow ...
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