Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 224William Blackwood, 1928 - England |
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Page 784
Sailors are familiar with there was real warmth in the the Trade winds , but others sunshine . may not realise that the ... the wind only that there is no wind , blows steadily towards the West while the ship rolls incessantly Indies ...
Sailors are familiar with there was real warmth in the the Trade winds , but others sunshine . may not realise that the ... the wind only that there is no wind , blows steadily towards the West while the ship rolls incessantly Indies ...
Page 786
But breeze came again from the a ship running dead before the south , bringing a fine cold wind and a big following sea rain , which fell upon the water does not steer comfortably with a faint hissing sound , and under a mainsail ...
But breeze came again from the a ship running dead before the south , bringing a fine cold wind and a big following sea rain , which fell upon the water does not steer comfortably with a faint hissing sound , and under a mainsail ...
Page 791
squalls are hurricanes in embryo , Doldrums that the mischief local vortices in which the wind brews . revolves . Sometimes one may When Jolie Brise had run see the strange formation of a for twelve days from Palma , water - spout ...
squalls are hurricanes in embryo , Doldrums that the mischief local vortices in which the wind brews . revolves . Sometimes one may When Jolie Brise had run see the strange formation of a for twelve days from Palma , water - spout ...
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Contents
ADOLPHUS | 79 |
SALVAGE BY E G M | 359 |
SHAKESPEARE AMONG THE SAMOANS BY LADY ALICE FER | 365 |
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