Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... light airs towards the island . Although we were cruising without lights we must be plainly visible in the bright ... light high over the approaching boat , and it fell in a graceful curve lighting up the boat and the surrounding waters ...
... light airs towards the island . Although we were cruising without lights we must be plainly visible in the bright ... light high over the approaching boat , and it fell in a graceful curve lighting up the boat and the surrounding waters ...
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... light penetrated the dense roof of leaves overhead - leaves that took on a purple tinge as the light filtered through them . On either hand the mangrove forest stretched , dark , light- starved , sinister , the leafless stems of ...
... light penetrated the dense roof of leaves overhead - leaves that took on a purple tinge as the light filtered through them . On either hand the mangrove forest stretched , dark , light- starved , sinister , the leafless stems of ...
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... light broke the horizon ahead . Not once during the whole of her seventeen months ' voyage had Penang to alter course upon making land from the sea . So many steamers were about us , so many lights - red and green and white - that they ...
... light broke the horizon ahead . Not once during the whole of her seventeen months ' voyage had Penang to alter course upon making land from the sea . So many steamers were about us , so many lights - red and green and white - that they ...
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