Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 243,Número 1471William Blackwood, 1938 |
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... mate of a large full- rigged ship to find that he was exactly a fortnight short of the year's service required before he could sit for his first mate's certificate . He His first difficulty was to get clear of his last ship - not a ...
... mate of a large full- rigged ship to find that he was exactly a fortnight short of the year's service required before he could sit for his first mate's certificate . He His first difficulty was to get clear of his last ship - not a ...
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... mate's signature . " The signing of the pages from the start of the voyage up to the day the Marmaduke left Santander was mechanical , and even monotonous ; then then the word ' gale ' caught the second mate's eye and he decided he had ...
... mate's signature . " The signing of the pages from the start of the voyage up to the day the Marmaduke left Santander was mechanical , and even monotonous ; then then the word ' gale ' caught the second mate's eye and he decided he had ...
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... mate was taking a bearing . He noted the bearing in the scrap log , then , instead of handing over in his usual brusque manner , he drew the second mate to the starboard wing of the bridge and cowered behind the dodger . 66 " Look here ...
... mate was taking a bearing . He noted the bearing in the scrap log , then , instead of handing over in his usual brusque manner , he drew the second mate to the starboard wing of the bridge and cowered behind the dodger . 66 " Look here ...
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