Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 243,Nummer 1471William Blackwood, 1938 |
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Pagina 643
... Macleod said . " Somebody missed them in the survey . " Loaded down to three inches below her marks the Marmaduke left Santander for Rotterdam . The weather was anticyclonic and the barometer high ; throughout the whole passage across ...
... Macleod said . " Somebody missed them in the survey . " Loaded down to three inches below her marks the Marmaduke left Santander for Rotterdam . The weather was anticyclonic and the barometer high ; throughout the whole passage across ...
Pagina 644
... Macleod ; just below the mate's signature . " The signing of the pages from the start of the voyage up to the day the Marmaduke left Santander was mechanical , and even monotonous ; then then the word ' gale ' caught the second mate's ...
... Macleod ; just below the mate's signature . " The signing of the pages from the start of the voyage up to the day the Marmaduke left Santander was mechanical , and even monotonous ; then then the word ' gale ' caught the second mate's ...
Pagina 645
... Macleod said easily . " Indeed ; you're evidently a very clever young man . " " Not at all . If that reference is not in my hands when the ship pays off I shall refuse to accept my money ; then I'll call on the nearest Lloyd's surveyor ...
... Macleod said easily . " Indeed ; you're evidently a very clever young man . " " Not at all . If that reference is not in my hands when the ship pays off I shall refuse to accept my money ; then I'll call on the nearest Lloyd's surveyor ...
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