Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 240W. Blackwood, 1936 - England |
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Page 351
The Commander waited in silence until this last group was abreast of him . Then he let loose the necessary stimulant to action . His voice was uncomfortably stern , and the order , coming from the dark , had the effect of some physical ...
The Commander waited in silence until this last group was abreast of him . Then he let loose the necessary stimulant to action . His voice was uncomfortably stern , and the order , coming from the dark , had the effect of some physical ...
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I was panting as I knocked on the Commander's door , and found myself in a sitting - room with no sign of the Commander . As only one other door led from here , I knocked once more and went in . · hell did I think I was , yelling The ...
I was panting as I knocked on the Commander's door , and found myself in a sitting - room with no sign of the Commander . As only one other door led from here , I knocked once more and went in . · hell did I think I was , yelling The ...
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By COMMANDER R . D . GRAHAM , R . N . WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CLAUD WORTH , VICE - COMMODORE OF THE ROYAL CRUISING CLUB . With Illustrations and Maps . Short Demy . 7s . 6d . net . “ In this book is described one of the most remarkable ...
By COMMANDER R . D . GRAHAM , R . N . WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CLAUD WORTH , VICE - COMMODORE OF THE ROYAL CRUISING CLUB . With Illustrations and Maps . Short Demy . 7s . 6d . net . “ In this book is described one of the most remarkable ...
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Contents
Met or laos XY LLXO | 9 |
A COMPOSITE COMMANDO BY H C MAYDON | 204 |
ACROSS THE THRESHOLD BY JAMES LORIMER | 230 |
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