Blackwood's Magazine, Bind 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... plane ; we had to fight to get near each one and arrange for the stretcher cases to be put aboard ; wretched partisans whimpering with pain as their crude litters were lifted inside . They had to leave their boots and most of their ...
... plane ; we had to fight to get near each one and arrange for the stretcher cases to be put aboard ; wretched partisans whimpering with pain as their crude litters were lifted inside . They had to leave their boots and most of their ...
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... plane was coming in again , straight in this time , dropping lower and lower till there were only a few feet between it and the water . Even John was silent ; none of us stirred . Straight for the high sand - dunes of the warren the plane ...
... plane was coming in again , straight in this time , dropping lower and lower till there were only a few feet between it and the water . Even John was silent ; none of us stirred . Straight for the high sand - dunes of the warren the plane ...
Side 394
... plane like locusts . As the news spread through the countryside , more and more people came from villages and valleys as much as twenty miles away . Night made no difference . During darkness , when the tide was low , they worked by the ...
... plane like locusts . As the news spread through the countryside , more and more people came from villages and valleys as much as twenty miles away . Night made no difference . During darkness , when the tide was low , they worked by the ...
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