Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 255W. Blackwood, 1944 - England |
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... March 1942 . My invariable procedure on first arriving in the office every morning was to read a certain daily signal from the Admiralty which was sent during the night , when traffic was at its lightest . It was one of a pile of mes ...
... March 1942 . My invariable procedure on first arriving in the office every morning was to read a certain daily signal from the Admiralty which was sent during the night , when traffic was at its lightest . It was one of a pile of mes ...
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... MARCH 1944 . DEAR MR GARDENER , - Spring again , and the promise of better days in every sense of the word . But spring can be as treacherous as wishful thought , and there may be many sharp frosts to remind us that summer is not yet ...
... MARCH 1944 . DEAR MR GARDENER , - Spring again , and the promise of better days in every sense of the word . But spring can be as treacherous as wishful thought , and there may be many sharp frosts to remind us that summer is not yet ...
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... march to a certain transit camp . March ! The idea was ridiculous . What did they take us for ? Why , we could hardly stand up , let alone march . Think again ! Nevertheless , no lorries arrived , and as obviously we could not sit there ...
... march to a certain transit camp . March ! The idea was ridiculous . What did they take us for ? Why , we could hardly stand up , let alone march . Think again ! Nevertheless , no lorries arrived , and as obviously we could not sit there ...
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NOT LONG BUT HOW LONG SINCE BY J K STANFORD 206 | 9 |
THE DUTCH IN DESHIMA BY H CAREW | 41 |
THE JUJUBE TREE BY JOHN WELMAN 409 | 145 |
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