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Page 73
... thought necessary ; patches . No outboard motors , alas ! Every lifeboat ought to have a motor , these days . They could scrap a few motor - cars and use the engines ; better employed than in joy - riding on illegal petrol ! " There ...
... thought necessary ; patches . No outboard motors , alas ! Every lifeboat ought to have a motor , these days . They could scrap a few motor - cars and use the engines ; better employed than in joy - riding on illegal petrol ! " There ...
Page 118
... thought , might become a depot for prisoners of war and a place of refuge for people driven inland from the coast . It was also thought that in case of invasion much use would be made of canals , and of the Oxford Canal in particular ...
... thought , might become a depot for prisoners of war and a place of refuge for people driven inland from the coast . It was also thought that in case of invasion much use would be made of canals , and of the Oxford Canal in particular ...
Page 161
... thought Baines was having a dig at me , but it seems he was not thinking of me at all . It seemed a rather tame explanation for motoring forty miles along a bad road at five o'clock on a Saturday afternoon , with the prospect of having ...
... thought Baines was having a dig at me , but it seems he was not thinking of me at all . It seemed a rather tame explanation for motoring forty miles along a bad road at five o'clock on a Saturday afternoon , with the prospect of having ...
Contents
Contents for January 1942 | 80 |
A GIPPSLAND TROUT STREAM | 236 |
AT THE HUB BY WESTON MARTYR | 434 |
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