Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 236W. Blackwood, 1934 |
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... wind's backed to the north Presently the tiny flakes of and that sure means some- snow began to sting their faces . thing . " He raised his voice As the gusts increased the snow came in swirling clouds , " It's lucky we. 66 At last ...
... wind's backed to the north Presently the tiny flakes of and that sure means some- snow began to sting their faces . thing . " He raised his voice As the gusts increased the snow came in swirling clouds , " It's lucky we. 66 At last ...
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... wind eased and soon we had the sails upon her . " While we were busy clear- ing the decks of snow , the old man came up . He proposed putting back to Halifax . ' I cannot allow my ship to be handled for me , or my orders to be disobeyed ...
... wind eased and soon we had the sails upon her . " While we were busy clear- ing the decks of snow , the old man came up . He proposed putting back to Halifax . ' I cannot allow my ship to be handled for me , or my orders to be disobeyed ...
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... wind remained south -a leading wind - the barque with her yards hard on the port backstays should just have made the entrance to the Strait ; but it did not . It changed to south - east , and this set them tacking ship every four hours ...
... wind remained south -a leading wind - the barque with her yards hard on the port backstays should just have made the entrance to the Strait ; but it did not . It changed to south - east , and this set them tacking ship every four hours ...
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