Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 226William Blackwood, 1929 |
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Pagina 175
... feet of schist we drove in , and I tell you , man , it was no trouble at all . ” We told the Major all about it after breakfast , and the Major being , as I have said , a great man , grasped all the possibilities of the thing at once ...
... feet of schist we drove in , and I tell you , man , it was no trouble at all . ” We told the Major all about it after breakfast , and the Major being , as I have said , a great man , grasped all the possibilities of the thing at once ...
Pagina 176
... feet length of pipe , screwed up the jack , and forced the pipe for- ward , finding that it cut into the clay as if the stuff were so much cheese . The stroke or reach of the jack was 1 foot . It pushed the pipe forward 1 foot , when it ...
... feet length of pipe , screwed up the jack , and forced the pipe for- ward , finding that it cut into the clay as if the stuff were so much cheese . The stroke or reach of the jack was 1 foot . It pushed the pipe forward 1 foot , when it ...
Pagina 179
... feet apart , and you'll find there is one place from which you can enfilade about 200 feet of the enemy's firing trench . That gives 300 feet of pipe to push . The ground is soft clay over chalk . Practically made for the job , in fact ...
... feet apart , and you'll find there is one place from which you can enfilade about 200 feet of the enemy's firing trench . That gives 300 feet of pipe to push . The ground is soft clay over chalk . Practically made for the job , in fact ...
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A GIANT HELD CAPTIVE BY JOHN STILL | 197 |
BAD WEATHER ON MONT MAUDIT BY F S SMYTHE | 369 |
THE BODLEIAN AND THE SCHOOLS | 616 |
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