Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 243,Utgave 1471William Blackwood, 1938 |
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... Cape Town . In the blessed relief from rolling , Grant slept like a log throughout the night . He tried desperately in the morning to persuade him- self that he was better . But the ship's surgeon , on his daily visit , had nothing ...
... Cape Town . In the blessed relief from rolling , Grant slept like a log throughout the night . He tried desperately in the morning to persuade him- self that he was better . But the ship's surgeon , on his daily visit , had nothing ...
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... Cape Town two days later . Louisa and Anne did not see their father carried off the ship . They had a con- fused memory of being taken ashore next day ; of a bare hospital ward where Papa , who did not seem able to speak , held them ...
... Cape Town two days later . Louisa and Anne did not see their father carried off the ship . They had a con- fused memory of being taken ashore next day ; of a bare hospital ward where Papa , who did not seem able to speak , held them ...
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... Cape Town . nor In those long months the ship had carried only two ' souls ' who were completely happy . They were little Anne Grant and Mrs Sikes . Anne belonged to the thrice - blessed company to whom life at sea is second nature ...
... Cape Town . nor In those long months the ship had carried only two ' souls ' who were completely happy . They were little Anne Grant and Mrs Sikes . Anne belonged to the thrice - blessed company to whom life at sea is second nature ...
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