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1 the water rose looked too good a ship to be and fell about two feet , while left there until the ice and the in No. 2 and the engine - room gales should destroy her . Then and stockhold it rose and fell again I felt ( or perhaps ...
1 the water rose looked too good a ship to be and fell about two feet , while left there until the ice and the in No. 2 and the engine - room gales should destroy her . Then and stockhold it rose and fell again I felt ( or perhaps ...
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1 , 3 , idea as it may seem , for I and 4 , where the damage was knew that in Arohangel were obviously slight ; but with a & number of divers , engineers , rise and fall of only six feet & o . , who had fled from the it W88 evident that ...
1 , 3 , idea as it may seem , for I and 4 , where the damage was knew that in Arohangel were obviously slight ; but with a & number of divers , engineers , rise and fall of only six feet & o . , who had fled from the it W88 evident that ...
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The to us that for the vessel to float railway station and Belaieff's empty , and with no bunkers , mill were drawn blank , but but with ballast tanks full , she laok was with us ( as on several would require 7 feet 6 inches occasions ...
The to us that for the vessel to float railway station and Belaieff's empty , and with no bunkers , mill were drawn blank , but but with ballast tanks full , she laok was with us ( as on several would require 7 feet 6 inches occasions ...
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1 holds . of the rest ) there was con- It was necessary to make siderable damage . these bulkheads six feet high , In No. 2 hold there were a though it was only the large number of rivets out in bottom of the ship's balkhead the tank ...
1 holds . of the rest ) there was con- It was necessary to make siderable damage . these bulkheads six feet high , In No. 2 hold there were a though it was only the large number of rivets out in bottom of the ship's balkhead the tank ...
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... and persuading the rusted who placed them in position winches to work again , in six feet away from the ship's taking aoourate soundings in bulkhead , until there was a the direction in which the wooden wall right across the ship ...
... and persuading the rusted who placed them in position winches to work again , in six feet away from the ship's taking aoourate soundings in bulkhead , until there was a the direction in which the wooden wall right across the ship ...
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