Blackwood's Magazine, Bind 205William Blackwood, 1919 |
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Side 10
... round . The aeroplanes , if they came , would arrive from the south . Two look - out parties of three there- fore were to be at their posts by 6 A.M. , one in the officers ' mess in the S.E. and the other in the Padre's room next to the ...
... round . The aeroplanes , if they came , would arrive from the south . Two look - out parties of three there- fore were to be at their posts by 6 A.M. , one in the officers ' mess in the S.E. and the other in the Padre's room next to the ...
Side 12
... Round his mouth the digger usually tied a hand- kerchief , so as not to swallow his peck of dust at one time , while the cap prevented his hair and ears getting quite full of rubbish . Let us work for one relief . You are dressed for ...
... Round his mouth the digger usually tied a hand- kerchief , so as not to swallow his peck of dust at one time , while the cap prevented his hair and ears getting quite full of rubbish . Let us work for one relief . You are dressed for ...
Side 13
... round the stone , and this too is pulled up the shaft , but the sack being small you need not leave the hole . Now your partner tells you that it is time for the next shift . You leave the chisels in an obvious place , blow out the ...
... round the stone , and this too is pulled up the shaft , but the sack being small you need not leave the hole . Now your partner tells you that it is time for the next shift . You leave the chisels in an obvious place , blow out the ...
Side 15
... round the barracks , and eke out the miser- ably green firewood we collected ourselves by chips and odd ends of comparatively dry wood , left up there presumably several decades before , while the bar- racks were in building . Why not ...
... round the barracks , and eke out the miser- ably green firewood we collected ourselves by chips and odd ends of comparatively dry wood , left up there presumably several decades before , while the bar- racks were in building . Why not ...
Side 17
... round and round the exercise the exercise ground , wearing waistcoats weighing twenty pounds , which , if dis- closed from under the coat , would have reminded any one but a Turkish observer of one of those advertisements of a B firm of ...
... round and round the exercise the exercise ground , wearing waistcoats weighing twenty pounds , which , if dis- closed from under the coat , would have reminded any one but a Turkish observer of one of those advertisements of a B firm of ...
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