Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 285W. Blackwood, 1959 |
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... brought up a large dripping object , the first of the two stones that anchored the ' fleet ' on the bottom . With it came the end of the fleet- rope . Jimmy flicked it into the fairlead , bent two turns round the winch - barrel ...
... brought up a large dripping object , the first of the two stones that anchored the ' fleet ' on the bottom . With it came the end of the fleet- rope . Jimmy flicked it into the fairlead , bent two turns round the winch - barrel ...
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... brought the season's greetings from the winter managers and maintenance crews who had elected to remain behind for refitting and servicing during the dark months . It was a hurried trip , for the day was short and bad weather threatened ...
... brought the season's greetings from the winter managers and maintenance crews who had elected to remain behind for refitting and servicing during the dark months . It was a hurried trip , for the day was short and bad weather threatened ...
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... brought most of the troops away , the myth that the Royal Air Force failed to support the evacuation properly , and finally the myth , which Mr Divine is especially concerned to explode , that Lord Alanbrooke , rather than Lord Gort ...
... brought most of the troops away , the myth that the Royal Air Force failed to support the evacuation properly , and finally the myth , which Mr Divine is especially concerned to explode , that Lord Alanbrooke , rather than Lord Gort ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
SUMMIT CONFERENCE BY CHARLES CHENEVIX TRENCH | 288 |
AN OLD HORSEPISTOL | 480 |
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