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... oame for the selection of a crew , Raunce discovered a task of much greater magnitude - one that laid a severe strain on his discretion and experience . " Must have the right stuff , " he insisted , when Thorne sug- gested that he was ...
... oame for the selection of a crew , Raunce discovered a task of much greater magnitude - one that laid a severe strain on his discretion and experience . " Must have the right stuff , " he insisted , when Thorne sug- gested that he was ...
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... oame over , empty . I got in and sat in the bows . There was an English orderly working the bow oar . I had seen him the previous day . I kicked him , and he realised what I was , and shielded me as much as he could from the other ocou ...
... oame over , empty . I got in and sat in the bows . There was an English orderly working the bow oar . I had seen him the previous day . I kicked him , and he realised what I was , and shielded me as much as he could from the other ocou ...
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