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Side 176
... clear of the water the vessel had been tipped till the eight feet mark was awash ; but as her stern dipped , the water was rising to the sixteen feet mark , and the sea boiled and swirled under her counter . When the stern rose again ...
... clear of the water the vessel had been tipped till the eight feet mark was awash ; but as her stern dipped , the water was rising to the sixteen feet mark , and the sea boiled and swirled under her counter . When the stern rose again ...
Side 252
... clearly , and the prisoner has not denied , that high words passed in the tavern between the late jury and the prisoner ... clear to you that in such a situation a man might have been jostled against the point , or even flung himself ...
... clearly , and the prisoner has not denied , that high words passed in the tavern between the late jury and the prisoner ... clear to you that in such a situation a man might have been jostled against the point , or even flung himself ...
Side 529
... clear orders would be issued that all firing should cease for four hours to permit the parties , all of whom would be wearing the Red Cross , to carry out this work . Many more visits , occupying the rest of the day and far into the ...
... clear orders would be issued that all firing should cease for four hours to permit the parties , all of whom would be wearing the Red Cross , to carry out this work . Many more visits , occupying the rest of the day and far into the ...
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LETS FEED OURSELVES BY H MORTIMER BATTEN | 184 |
MEMORIES OF THE DEER FORESTS BY H MORTIMER BATTEN 482 | 307 |
PATROLLING A FRONTIER BY CLELAND SCOTT 492 | 326 |
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