Blackwood's Magazine, Volúmenes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... stopped by a sound that told us that all was not well . Some part of the chassis had been strained , and the new tyre was chafing . The driver of a truck , who stopped to help us , said that there was a garage about four miles along the ...
... stopped by a sound that told us that all was not well . Some part of the chassis had been strained , and the new tyre was chafing . The driver of a truck , who stopped to help us , said that there was a garage about four miles along the ...
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... stopped . Heads popped out of the windows . The guard did his now well - known act . I was in danger of becoming a hero with very little excuse . The third occasion was in 1927 on the same line - near Swanley . It was the last train ...
... stopped . Heads popped out of the windows . The guard did his now well - known act . I was in danger of becoming a hero with very little excuse . The third occasion was in 1927 on the same line - near Swanley . It was the last train ...
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... stopped , more than half a mile away . Almost im- mediately came the reply : " Please come alongside my port side . " I had feared this . I dislike going alongside carriers . There are too many bits and pieces , sponsons , nets and so ...
... stopped , more than half a mile away . Almost im- mediately came the reply : " Please come alongside my port side . " I had feared this . I dislike going alongside carriers . There are too many bits and pieces , sponsons , nets and so ...
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