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... beach he could put them down , and when . We both lived entirely by the Tide Tables , crowding into the beaches the maximum tonnage We could squeeze with the depth of water available . Although far apart we could hold conversations on ...
... beach he could put them down , and when . We both lived entirely by the Tide Tables , crowding into the beaches the maximum tonnage We could squeeze with the depth of water available . Although far apart we could hold conversations on ...
Side 365
... beach , their quarters achieved beds , stoves , mirrors , and even electric lighting ; and on their shelves you could see a variety of tinned and bottled sus- tenance which they had certainly not brought to France . After all , Beach ...
... beach , their quarters achieved beds , stoves , mirrors , and even electric lighting ; and on their shelves you could see a variety of tinned and bottled sus- tenance which they had certainly not brought to France . After all , Beach ...
Side 366
... beaches both above and below the high - water mark ; for the beach was littered with wrecked landing - craft , with burnt - out guns and tanks , with all the varied underwater obstructions , and with the other flotsam and jetsam of ...
... beaches both above and below the high - water mark ; for the beach was littered with wrecked landing - craft , with burnt - out guns and tanks , with all the varied underwater obstructions , and with the other flotsam and jetsam of ...
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