Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 251,Número 1518William Blackwood, 1942 |
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... feet . The night wind caused loose cordage to frap in a menacing manner . Once a ratline I had grabbed overhead ... feet or even eighteen feet long ; they slope outwards at a forty - five degree angle ; and if your foot slips you find ...
... feet . The night wind caused loose cordage to frap in a menacing manner . Once a ratline I had grabbed overhead ... feet or even eighteen feet long ; they slope outwards at a forty - five degree angle ; and if your foot slips you find ...
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... feet , and then peeled off , one at a time , into vertical dives . It was ' First Eleven ' stuff , for each did not drop its solitary bomb and pull out until it had come down to three hundred feet . The bombs left craters all round the ...
... feet , and then peeled off , one at a time , into vertical dives . It was ' First Eleven ' stuff , for each did not drop its solitary bomb and pull out until it had come down to three hundred feet . The bombs left craters all round the ...
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... feet , and he looked about twenty feet away . I dared not make an unnecessary movement , but I reckoned that ten feet of line , ten feet of rod , and the length of my arm , might be enough . With the least possible swing I switched the ...
... feet , and he looked about twenty feet away . I dared not make an unnecessary movement , but I reckoned that ten feet of line , ten feet of rod , and the length of my arm , might be enough . With the least possible swing I switched the ...
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