Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Pagina 141
... complete nudes in the process of being hosed down . 6 A lot of sickness developed at Takao . Two cases of diphtheria were taken ashore to a hospital , and left behind when the ship sailed . Beriberi was widespread by this time , and ...
... complete nudes in the process of being hosed down . 6 A lot of sickness developed at Takao . Two cases of diphtheria were taken ashore to a hospital , and left behind when the ship sailed . Beriberi was widespread by this time , and ...
Pagina 163
... complete privacy . With true French gallantry Captain Eberle , the Governor of the prison , gave stringent orders that the Count and Countess were on no account to be disturbed during these visits , and indeed went so far as to ...
... complete privacy . With true French gallantry Captain Eberle , the Governor of the prison , gave stringent orders that the Count and Countess were on no account to be disturbed during these visits , and indeed went so far as to ...
Pagina 113
... complete . The scene was dead . We did not know that to the south of us a Japanese U - boat was coming up the Straits . She was arriving from Singapore to join the enemy flotilla in Penang . As we cruised slowly in to the shallows this ...
... complete . The scene was dead . We did not know that to the south of us a Japanese U - boat was coming up the Straits . She was arriving from Singapore to join the enemy flotilla in Penang . As we cruised slowly in to the shallows this ...
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