Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 285W. Blackwood, 1959 |
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... close down except where the setting sun still lit up the western horizon . " Would that be about the bearing to expect the convoy , Pilot ? " The Navigator studied the chart . He was an old stager , and wore on his monkey - jacket the ...
... close down except where the setting sun still lit up the western horizon . " Would that be about the bearing to expect the convoy , Pilot ? " The Navigator studied the chart . He was an old stager , and wore on his monkey - jacket the ...
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... close that gaping hole . Now that he was exhausted , vulnerable , the sea would close in for the kill . He found Captain Urquhart alone on the bridge , clinging to the dead engine - room telegraph , the tendons of his thin hands ...
... close that gaping hole . Now that he was exhausted , vulnerable , the sea would close in for the kill . He found Captain Urquhart alone on the bridge , clinging to the dead engine - room telegraph , the tendons of his thin hands ...
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... close to the enemy . Just which enemy , battle- ship , cruiser or destroyers I did not know until later , nor did I know how close we were - 2200 yards from the leading battleship . It must have been just then that the rating who was in ...
... close to the enemy . Just which enemy , battle- ship , cruiser or destroyers I did not know until later , nor did I know how close we were - 2200 yards from the leading battleship . It must have been just then that the rating who was in ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BY ROBERT H HILL | 384 |
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