Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 252William Blackwood, 1942 |
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... deck , cleared for action . But it was impossible to keep a tally . All we could do was to glance along the upper deck from the back of the bridge , gain a rough esti- mate , and then shove off as soon as we seemed to have enough . The ...
... deck , cleared for action . But it was impossible to keep a tally . All we could do was to glance along the upper deck from the back of the bridge , gain a rough esti- mate , and then shove off as soon as we seemed to have enough . The ...
Pagina 92
... decks afforded , we now breathed enjoyably of air that was often hot and always temperate . No longer was the order at change of watch , " Watch on deck keep aft ! " No serious emergencies were likely to arise ; and the deck - watch had ...
... decks afforded , we now breathed enjoyably of air that was often hot and always temperate . No longer was the order at change of watch , " Watch on deck keep aft ! " No serious emergencies were likely to arise ; and the deck - watch had ...
Pagina 363
... deck was almost unbearably stuffy at night so that sleep was difficult , and we could not lie out on deck because of the rain ; the one consolation that being at anchor brought - an unbroken night's rest was thus denied to us . Every ...
... deck was almost unbearably stuffy at night so that sleep was difficult , and we could not lie out on deck because of the rain ; the one consolation that being at anchor brought - an unbroken night's rest was thus denied to us . Every ...
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A CHANNEL PASSAGE BY R G A | 60 |
A DEAD LEESHORE BY CAPTAIN FRANK H SHAW | 163 |
A SOLDIER OF OLD INDIA BY J CHARTRES MOLONY | 192 |
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