Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... yards ; her rigging was streaked with salt . Sections of her bulwarks had been washed away ; her skylight was stove in ; her crumpled davits held no boats ; a tangle of gear and splintered spars littered the deck . Her sails fluttered , ...
... yards ; her rigging was streaked with salt . Sections of her bulwarks had been washed away ; her skylight was stove in ; her crumpled davits held no boats ; a tangle of gear and splintered spars littered the deck . Her sails fluttered , ...
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... yards , twenty yards , before the dogs were on him again , and the battle pursued its course over the rim of the prairie and out of sight even as M'Gee managed to halt the blacks at a fence corner . I was left holding them , sick with ...
... yards , twenty yards , before the dogs were on him again , and the battle pursued its course over the rim of the prairie and out of sight even as M'Gee managed to halt the blacks at a fence corner . I was left holding them , sick with ...
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... yards from the white cliff . All round us , as far as the eye could reach , the sea was a deep gentian blue . But immediately under the boat's keel , within a circle of eight or ten yards diameter , it was a pale luminous green ! The ...
... yards from the white cliff . All round us , as far as the eye could reach , the sea was a deep gentian blue . But immediately under the boat's keel , within a circle of eight or ten yards diameter , it was a pale luminous green ! The ...
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