Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 254William Blackwood, 1943 - England |
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Page 107
... to rise clear again with water as the cooks cleared away the dishes . streaming from the decks . ... the queue for toast . deck , crockery and Irish stew sliding The motion of the ship had changed after him .
... to rise clear again with water as the cooks cleared away the dishes . streaming from the decks . ... the queue for toast . deck , crockery and Irish stew sliding The motion of the ship had changed after him .
Page 108
Nothing was to be seen but a deck . flurry of white through the darkness , Once again the voices on the mess- and the great grey waves looming in deck were silent , but now there was no the ' murk above us . More and more peace .
Nothing was to be seen but a deck . flurry of white through the darkness , Once again the voices on the mess- and the great grey waves looming in deck were silent , but now there was no the ' murk above us . More and more peace .
Page 110
sea . one deeper on the deck , but nobody round quietly without shipping a heavy noticed it . When I woke to eat a few more We were over a hundred miles ahead biscuits for supper - being of of the supposed position of the convoy ...
sea . one deeper on the deck , but nobody round quietly without shipping a heavy noticed it . When I woke to eat a few more We were over a hundred miles ahead biscuits for supper - being of of the supposed position of the convoy ...
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