Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... reached the end of the causeway to find only wavelets lapping against it , and no surf on the beach . It was at the top of high water that the lighter took the ground parallel with the jetty , and I judged her to be a little over ten ...
... reached the end of the causeway to find only wavelets lapping against it , and no surf on the beach . It was at the top of high water that the lighter took the ground parallel with the jetty , and I judged her to be a little over ten ...
Pagina 347
... reached the prop . There for five inter- minable seconds it caught , stretching like a bowstring ; then the strain pulled it clear , and with a satisfying plop the line of corks bobbed up astern . That saved a cold and tricky dip for ...
... reached the prop . There for five inter- minable seconds it caught , stretching like a bowstring ; then the strain pulled it clear , and with a satisfying plop the line of corks bobbed up astern . That saved a cold and tricky dip for ...
Pagina 296
... reached the beach and took their weapons with them . As the tide began to fall again , later in the morning of D day , the obstacles were dealt with as they emerged from the sea ; mostly they were dragged away bodily by bull- dozers ...
... reached the beach and took their weapons with them . As the tide began to fall again , later in the morning of D day , the obstacles were dealt with as they emerged from the sea ; mostly they were dragged away bodily by bull- dozers ...
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