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Confused shouting reached him from the deck , and he distinguished a note of panic . He dashed up the companionway staircase and out on to the deck . The Isabel's jibboom was weging past the background of bush as if she were a giant ...
Confused shouting reached him from the deck , and he distinguished a note of panic . He dashed up the companionway staircase and out on to the deck . The Isabel's jibboom was weging past the background of bush as if she were a giant ...
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We reckoned that seven hundred was the maximum number we could prudently carry , because it was essential to keep the armament , par- ticularly the pom - pom deck , cleared for action . But it was impossible to keep a tally .
We reckoned that seven hundred was the maximum number we could prudently carry , because it was essential to keep the armament , par- ticularly the pom - pom deck , cleared for action . But it was impossible to keep a tally .
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Instead of cowering 66 miserably in such scant shelter as the 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 !
Instead of cowering 66 miserably in such scant shelter as the 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 !
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MAXWELL K B E C M G | 60 |
A DEAD LEESHORE BY CAPTAIN FRANK H SHAW | 163 |
A SOLDIER OF OLD INDIA BY J CHARTRES MOLONY | 290 |
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