Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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Side 60
... island right across the points of the bay and forming a natural breakwater . On this island the plague contacts had been landed . Digby and I worked out a plan of campaign . During day- light hours one submarine would patrol to seaward ...
... island right across the points of the bay and forming a natural breakwater . On this island the plague contacts had been landed . Digby and I worked out a plan of campaign . During day- light hours one submarine would patrol to seaward ...
Side 275
... island of the Whitsunday Group . They had arranged for a launch to meet them there , and twelve days later the Aurungabad would pick them up again at another island sixty miles to the north . They bundled into the launch with a forest ...
... island of the Whitsunday Group . They had arranged for a launch to meet them there , and twelve days later the Aurungabad would pick them up again at another island sixty miles to the north . They bundled into the launch with a forest ...
Side 288
... Island and see the Hinchinbrook Passage . Dunk is a small island , less than four square miles , but is perhaps the most widely known of any of the Barrier Reef islands from the writings of E. J. Banfield , The Beach- comber , ' who was ...
... Island and see the Hinchinbrook Passage . Dunk is a small island , less than four square miles , but is perhaps the most widely known of any of the Barrier Reef islands from the writings of E. J. Banfield , The Beach- comber , ' who was ...
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MEMORIES OF THE DEER FORESTS BY H MORTIMER BATTEN 482 | 307 |
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