Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 251-252W. Blackwood, 1942 - England |
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Page 248
... knew the ship from ten years of living with her ; knew her possibilities and her limitations , and he humoured her craftily . For fully half an hour no man knew whether she would live or die - she must have died but for our tyrant's ...
... knew the ship from ten years of living with her ; knew her possibilities and her limitations , and he humoured her craftily . For fully half an hour no man knew whether she would live or die - she must have died but for our tyrant's ...
Page 346
... knew it . Rhys and two other men had , in their varied careers , served aboard ' Bankers ' those lively , hard - weather schooners that fish the Newfoundland Banks . They knew the capabilities and shortcomings of a boat in a sea- way ...
... knew it . Rhys and two other men had , in their varied careers , served aboard ' Bankers ' those lively , hard - weather schooners that fish the Newfoundland Banks . They knew the capabilities and shortcomings of a boat in a sea- way ...
Page 299
... knew of the disaster , and they knew that he knew . But they feared to speak . Then one day a daughter descended with one of his coats . " Look , father , there's a big hole in your pocket ; I must mend it . " The General surveyed her ...
... knew of the disaster , and they knew that he knew . But they feared to speak . Then one day a daughter descended with one of his coats . " Look , father , there's a big hole in your pocket ; I must mend it . " The General surveyed her ...
Contents
Contents for January 1942 | 80 |
A GIPPSLAND TROUT STREAM | 236 |
AT THE HUB BY WESTON MARTYR | 434 |
Copyright | |
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