Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 220W. Blackwood, 1926 - England |
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broken by a silvery shower of By the time Mr Costello and sprats springing desperately into Michael reached the ledge of the air to escape their enemies , rocks under the lighthouse from and then in a moment the which they were ...
broken by a silvery shower of By the time Mr Costello and sprats springing desperately into Michael reached the ledge of the air to escape their enemies , rocks under the lighthouse from and then in a moment the which they were ...
Page 107
... their Harwich Force was to scout in speed was slow , and their radius the German Bight , in order to of action was very limited . give notice of any movement of They carried no armament , and the enemy's surface craft .
... their Harwich Force was to scout in speed was slow , and their radius the German Bight , in order to of action was very limited . give notice of any movement of They carried no armament , and the enemy's surface craft .
Page 108
It seemed incredible that , In due course the squadron now being broad daylight , there arrived at the position already was no visible sign of the mentioned - apparently undis- enemy . The sea was absolutely covered by the enemy ...
It seemed incredible that , In due course the squadron now being broad daylight , there arrived at the position already was no visible sign of the mentioned - apparently undis- enemy . The sea was absolutely covered by the enemy ...
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The at our destination at zero hour . hangars were also improved , One thing was quite certainand in a few days ' time all was the enemy was aware of our in readiness for another start . approach ! We knew there Bad weather and other ...
The at our destination at zero hour . hangars were also improved , One thing was quite certainand in a few days ' time all was the enemy was aware of our in readiness for another start . approach ! We knew there Bad weather and other ...
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It seemed inthat we were still invisible to credible and too good to be the enemy . Only another six true ! miles to go ! What sort of Where were the enemy and rception should we get what were they doing ! Would we meet the eight Ger- ...
It seemed inthat we were still invisible to credible and too good to be the enemy . Only another six true ! miles to go ! What sort of Where were the enemy and rception should we get what were they doing ! Would we meet the eight Ger- ...
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