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At a speed of one knot it was going to be at least three hours before we reached the other end , and I cannot say that the ... and the clock hands crept slowly round to 1 A.M. At this hour the tow was due to emerge from the first tunnel ...
At a speed of one knot it was going to be at least three hours before we reached the other end , and I cannot say that the ... and the clock hands crept slowly round to 1 A.M. At this hour the tow was due to emerge from the first tunnel ...
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But after another half - hour my friend appeared . He wiped his brow and the telephoning began . The telephone was one of the old type . One lifts the speaker and twirls a little knob . The knob was twirled continuously for a ...
But after another half - hour my friend appeared . He wiped his brow and the telephoning began . The telephone was one of the old type . One lifts the speaker and twirls a little knob . The knob was twirled continuously for a ...
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In his six - hour absence they discomforts can equal exposure to a had reached Tebuk , just sixty miles full - scale desert Storm , with its , away , in a little over two hours . inescapable tedium and irritation , There , at the ...
In his six - hour absence they discomforts can equal exposure to a had reached Tebuk , just sixty miles full - scale desert Storm , with its , away , in a little over two hours . inescapable tedium and irritation , There , at the ...
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