Blackwood's Magazine, Bind 275William Blackwood, 1954 |
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Side 180
... close to the wind . " Presently he looks up from his labours to find that the crew , deprived of both visible aiming mark and compass , and gazing anxiously at the mainsail , is sailing close- hauled before the wind straight back on to ...
... close to the wind . " Presently he looks up from his labours to find that the crew , deprived of both visible aiming mark and compass , and gazing anxiously at the mainsail , is sailing close- hauled before the wind straight back on to ...
Side 205
... close to mine . Pointing out to the east he shouted , " Nanga Parbat ! " Ducking our heads we knelt to look out of the small square windows . We were flying roughly level with the ragged line of white capped peaks stretching away into ...
... close to mine . Pointing out to the east he shouted , " Nanga Parbat ! " Ducking our heads we knelt to look out of the small square windows . We were flying roughly level with the ragged line of white capped peaks stretching away into ...
Side 302
... close to a village called - Chaubisho : another and more important Chaubisho than the one near Api . To which of these two would Nima come ? If he came south and we went north , we might spend several weeks in that vast , intervening ...
... close to a village called - Chaubisho : another and more important Chaubisho than the one near Api . To which of these two would Nima come ? If he came south and we went north , we might spend several weeks in that vast , intervening ...
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