Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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Side 128
... Basra again , and but little changed from the Basra I had known . The most noticeable difference was on the river - front where the big business houses and consulates were surrounded by tents , huts of yellow matting , and piles of ...
... Basra again , and but little changed from the Basra I had known . The most noticeable difference was on the river - front where the big business houses and consulates were surrounded by tents , huts of yellow matting , and piles of ...
Side 137
... Basra now and send them up here in tow of a steamer in the ordinary way . Let her arrive at advanced base about sunset , and instead of banking in carry on straight through to Kut . With the confused fight- ing on both sides of the ...
... Basra now and send them up here in tow of a steamer in the ordinary way . Let her arrive at advanced base about sunset , and instead of banking in carry on straight through to Kut . With the confused fight- ing on both sides of the ...
Side 139
... Basra was nearly court - martialled for remarking innocently in the wardroom one evening that the moon was not rising that night until well after eleven o'clock . Unfor- tunately the same precautions were not taken in other quarters ...
... Basra was nearly court - martialled for remarking innocently in the wardroom one evening that the moon was not rising that night until well after eleven o'clock . Unfor- tunately the same precautions were not taken in other quarters ...
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A MATTER OF NOMENCLATURE | 1 |
BLE THE IDLER | 9 |
OTHEL PEOPLET BUSINESS ET G H MILNE | 35 |
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