Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 - England |
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Page 99
... minutes later , having expended a considerable amount of ammunition at the battery , which had not fired . again after that last dud shell hit us . Their sudden stop was probably explained by the full broadside we had dropped on to them ...
... minutes later , having expended a considerable amount of ammunition at the battery , which had not fired . again after that last dud shell hit us . Their sudden stop was probably explained by the full broadside we had dropped on to them ...
Page 115
... minutes before , sweating with angry frustration , I got the last turn on to the reel and went back to the water . As I took my stand , another fish surfaced , this time a hundred yards down- stream and near the opposite bank , tearing ...
... minutes before , sweating with angry frustration , I got the last turn on to the reel and went back to the water . As I took my stand , another fish surfaced , this time a hundred yards down- stream and near the opposite bank , tearing ...
Page 331
... minutes to get up and fifteen minutes to wake up ; then another twenty minutes ought to be added in case of emergencies ( a puncture on the way to the airport , a failure of the car to arrive on time , and so on ) , and finally , a ...
... minutes to get up and fifteen minutes to wake up ; then another twenty minutes ought to be added in case of emergencies ( a puncture on the way to the airport , a failure of the car to arrive on time , and so on ) , and finally , a ...
Contents
LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
Copyright | |
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