Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 - England |
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Page 128
took a zigzag course through a very unsmooth sea , and Bob said , " Every time that ship zigged , I zagged , and every time she zagged , I zigged . We didn't need no rations on that trip . " After three days at Tripoli they were ...
took a zigzag course through a very unsmooth sea , and Bob said , " Every time that ship zigged , I zagged , and every time she zagged , I zigged . We didn't need no rations on that trip . " After three days at Tripoli they were ...
Page 143
... took him below . It was Mr Stewart , acting as if he were the captain , who had bargained with the tug's skipper ; and after explaining , with an indifference he did not feel , that he did not care whether he took steam or not as he had ...
... took him below . It was Mr Stewart , acting as if he were the captain , who had bargained with the tug's skipper ; and after explaining , with an indifference he did not feel , that he did not care whether he took steam or not as he had ...
Page 153
... took , with the rest , the quantity prescribed , and afterwards , to my great surprise , walked arm in arm with me down the hill to the town quite steadily . After living in this style of luxury for three weeks , during which time I ...
... took , with the rest , the quantity prescribed , and afterwards , to my great surprise , walked arm in arm with me down the hill to the town quite steadily . After living in this style of luxury for three weeks , during which time I ...
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