Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Pagina 147
... arrived for a signal to Cairo . A senior Italian envoy must report to Castelrosso at once and give orders to the Italians . This signal had its sequel a day or two later . An Italian gunboat arrived , and a senior Italian officer came ...
... arrived for a signal to Cairo . A senior Italian envoy must report to Castelrosso at once and give orders to the Italians . This signal had its sequel a day or two later . An Italian gunboat arrived , and a senior Italian officer came ...
Pagina 181
... arrived during the evening . The wounded were sent ahead on the captured armoured car . During the night the French sent off a call for help from Medjez el Bab . We rushed out to find that it was a false alarm . We returned , looking ...
... arrived during the evening . The wounded were sent ahead on the captured armoured car . During the night the French sent off a call for help from Medjez el Bab . We rushed out to find that it was a false alarm . We returned , looking ...
Pagina 421
... arrived asking us to report to the Naval Officer in Charge . N.O.I.C.s are usually charming old gentlemen of great experience , al- though they know very little about M.L.S. This one was true to type . He gave us a very good cup of tea ...
... arrived asking us to report to the Naval Officer in Charge . N.O.I.C.s are usually charming old gentlemen of great experience , al- though they know very little about M.L.S. This one was true to type . He gave us a very good cup of tea ...
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