Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Pagina 73
... stand , ungainly in their equipment , ready to clear our allotted part of the dockyard . Over Admiralty House the Japanese Rising Sun folds and unfolds its brilliant red and white . A Japanese destroyer lies alongside the stone quay ...
... stand , ungainly in their equipment , ready to clear our allotted part of the dockyard . Over Admiralty House the Japanese Rising Sun folds and unfolds its brilliant red and white . A Japanese destroyer lies alongside the stone quay ...
Pagina 15
... stand ? Letchworth asked . Silence . 66 The lecturer mopped his brow . " What is it that is not understood ? he asked , exasperation creeping into his voice . " If a man does not under- stand my words , it is for him to ask questions ...
... stand ? Letchworth asked . Silence . 66 The lecturer mopped his brow . " What is it that is not understood ? he asked , exasperation creeping into his voice . " If a man does not under- stand my words , it is for him to ask questions ...
Pagina 299
... stand , came next , and the gun who had that particular stand usually got plenty of chaff as well as shooting ; for most people couldn't abide it , and shot accordingly . We could see no valid reason for this dislike , and had the wood ...
... stand , came next , and the gun who had that particular stand usually got plenty of chaff as well as shooting ; for most people couldn't abide it , and shot accordingly . We could see no valid reason for this dislike , and had the wood ...
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