Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 253William Blackwood, 1943 |
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Pagina 409
... Japanese eet , nobody knew what as all was ut rumour and surmise , but no more ransports were coming over from apan . One can well picture the pall по of superstitious fear that must have swept over the Japanese army as the significance ...
... Japanese eet , nobody knew what as all was ut rumour and surmise , but no more ransports were coming over from apan . One can well picture the pall по of superstitious fear that must have swept over the Japanese army as the significance ...
Pagina 410
... Japanese junks like egg - shells , while a hurricane of fire arrows set fire to many of the others and completed the rout . In a very short time many of the Japanese ships had been destroyed , and the others , damaged and demoralised ...
... Japanese junks like egg - shells , while a hurricane of fire arrows set fire to many of the others and completed the rout . In a very short time many of the Japanese ships had been destroyed , and the others , damaged and demoralised ...
Pagina 438
... Japanese ? he asked me over his shoulder . " Unfortunately not , " I replied stiffly . The Japanese Captain's tone became angrier as he discussed my message with first one and then another of his officers . He ended by shouting some ...
... Japanese ? he asked me over his shoulder . " Unfortunately not , " I replied stiffly . The Japanese Captain's tone became angrier as he discussed my message with first one and then another of his officers . He ended by shouting some ...
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NEAR THING BY REGINALD HARGREAVES | 245 |
NEW ORDER IN JAPAN BY E V GATENBY | 294 |
AN ADDRESS WILL BE GIVEN | 348 |
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