Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 - England |
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Page 17
... whole Crew , but especially we young sailors . The Waves run so Mountain- ously high , that each seem'd big enough to swallow the whole Ship . Many of them met with such violence against the side of the Ship that they broke and flew ...
... whole Crew , but especially we young sailors . The Waves run so Mountain- ously high , that each seem'd big enough to swallow the whole Ship . Many of them met with such violence against the side of the Ship that they broke and flew ...
Page 300
... whole. gassed twice , and finally had my head slit open in the Adriatic . " Again the luck of the fat priest ; for one bit of shrapnel tore off my steel shoulder strap , brusing my arm badly , while a much smaller bit hit me a crack on ...
... whole. gassed twice , and finally had my head slit open in the Adriatic . " Again the luck of the fat priest ; for one bit of shrapnel tore off my steel shoulder strap , brusing my arm badly , while a much smaller bit hit me a crack on ...
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... whole days in an agony of suspense before he could bring himself to ask him . At last he nerved himself Yes , the fresh troops were Egyptians . The disap- pointment hung over him like a cloud for weeks . At the end of 1876 Gordon's term ...
... whole days in an agony of suspense before he could bring himself to ask him . At last he nerved himself Yes , the fresh troops were Egyptians . The disap- pointment hung over him like a cloud for weeks . At the end of 1876 Gordon's term ...
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Number 1491 | 17 |
CONTENTS | 32 |
A BEACON TO SANITY BY J W 341 | 99 |
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