Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 252William Blackwood, 1942 - England |
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were some own rounded by an enormous mob , all barracks with a loopholed wall round spitting . I remember thinking that it it . The Commandant was always was pure Kipling ! building walls and putting up wire , and we used to wander ...
were some own rounded by an enormous mob , all barracks with a loopholed wall round spitting . I remember thinking that it it . The Commandant was always was pure Kipling ! building walls and putting up wire , and we used to wander ...
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A motor - cyclist up a rear - guard position in the pass round the he was at the top of the Barce escarpment . despatched by a direct hit from a Walton sent four guns to cover the two - pounder shell . A staff car reversed position .
A motor - cyclist up a rear - guard position in the pass round the he was at the top of the Barce escarpment . despatched by a direct hit from a Walton sent four guns to cover the two - pounder shell . A staff car reversed position .
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Also , und strong wind was driving us hard to full canvas , in such a gale , a ship looward - to where white water be apt to ' miss stays ' altogether befa . trayed the presence of treacherous reefs the mainyards are hauled round . on ...
Also , und strong wind was driving us hard to full canvas , in such a gale , a ship looward - to where white water be apt to ' miss stays ' altogether befa . trayed the presence of treacherous reefs the mainyards are hauled round . on ...
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Contents
A CHANNEL PASSAGE BY R G A | 60 |
MEETING IN TEHERAN BY COLONEL J V DAVIDSONHOUSTON | 102 |
A DEAD LEESHORE BY CAPTAIN FRANK H SHAW | 120 |
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