Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 286W. Blackwood, 1959 - England |
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If we didn't wave broke with a roar , å boat's baulk of timber , and then we ran eir boats through the surf , take the sequence today , would w length astern of them , and the tempo her easily up the beach .
If we didn't wave broke with a roar , å boat's baulk of timber , and then we ran eir boats through the surf , take the sequence today , would w length astern of them , and the tempo her easily up the beach .
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“ I've brought my new boat , " he said , “ and she is moored between two caiques in the shade . It is not far and there is a cushion for the kyria so that she can rest while I bring the luggage . ” The cushion in the shade was meant to ...
“ I've brought my new boat , " he said , “ and she is moored between two caiques in the shade . It is not far and there is a cushion for the kyria so that she can rest while I bring the luggage . ” The cushion in the shade was meant to ...
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It is always an effort to control the boat as you hold her on the high ridge of the straight run of water down the middle . Then , as you race past the last point , the ridge shatters into a turmoil of a dozen different currents and ...
It is always an effort to control the boat as you hold her on the high ridge of the straight run of water down the middle . Then , as you race past the last point , the ridge shatters into a turmoil of a dozen different currents and ...
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Contents
SOME GEORGE CROSS ISLANDERS BY J P MAURICE | 96 |
TALES | 160 |
WENT FOR SIX BY C F PEACH | 219 |
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