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Page 191
... morning she was her usual five miles to the eastward . Still close- hauled , but edging more to the east as the trade wind backed , the ships got to the southward of the latitude of Rio de Janeiro ; then the good trades petered out ...
... morning she was her usual five miles to the eastward . Still close- hauled , but edging more to the east as the trade wind backed , the ships got to the southward of the latitude of Rio de Janeiro ; then the good trades petered out ...
Page 310
... morning we again engaged her for a fleeting moment , but in the last of the northern twilight she was quickly lost to sight . The invariable luck of the Germans seemed to hold good . The scene of affairs was now some two hundred miles ...
... morning we again engaged her for a fleeting moment , but in the last of the northern twilight she was quickly lost to sight . The invariable luck of the Germans seemed to hold good . The scene of affairs was now some two hundred miles ...
Page 327
... morning we again engaged her for a fleeting moment , but in the last of the northern twilight she was quickly lost to sight . The invariable luck of the Germans seemed to hold good . The scene of affairs was now some two hundred miles ...
... morning we again engaged her for a fleeting moment , but in the last of the northern twilight she was quickly lost to sight . The invariable luck of the Germans seemed to hold good . The scene of affairs was now some two hundred miles ...
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SEE NOTE ON PAGE 15 of Advertising Section | 76 |
NEAR THING BY REGINALD HARGREAVES | 228 |
AN ADDRESS WILL BE GIVEN | 304 |
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