Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 233William Blackwood, 1933 |
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... weather , and I decided to curl up in the car for the night , when I sud- denly espied a little fir - wood ahead , shut in by a stone wall . I drew up the car under the wall , made myself some tea and ate a little food , then climbed ...
... weather , and I decided to curl up in the car for the night , when I sud- denly espied a little fir - wood ahead , shut in by a stone wall . I drew up the car under the wall , made myself some tea and ate a little food , then climbed ...
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... weather from the start was vile . At Cardington it was misty , with a moderate wind and signs of rain ; we came down to seven hundred feet over Oxford , but saw noth- ing of the ground . We never flew lower than about seven hundred feet ...
... weather from the start was vile . At Cardington it was misty , with a moderate wind and signs of rain ; we came down to seven hundred feet over Oxford , but saw noth- ing of the ground . We never flew lower than about seven hundred feet ...
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... weather we were able to take an observation for a position line ; at other times various ships declared that they could hear our engines and could give us their approximate position . Between these rough checks we had to fly entirely by ...
... weather we were able to take an observation for a position line ; at other times various ships declared that they could hear our engines and could give us their approximate position . Between these rough checks we had to fly entirely by ...
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ACROSS EUROPES LARGEST ICEFIELD | 221 |
SIR JOHN W FORTESCUE LL D D LITT | 330 |
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