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Side 399
... wind as is likely to be granted from heaven , valueless enough to be allowed to chafe themselves to rags against mast and stay as they lift and rustle back inertly to the chance bidding of this zephyr and that . Becalmed , a windjammer ...
... wind as is likely to be granted from heaven , valueless enough to be allowed to chafe themselves to rags against mast and stay as they lift and rustle back inertly to the chance bidding of this zephyr and that . Becalmed , a windjammer ...
Side 368
... wind seemed to show itself during the rapidly increasing squalls . We took in the upper topsails and reefed the foresail during that dog - watch . When we hove the log at six o'clock the Rustomji was doing thirteen knots , and when I ...
... wind seemed to show itself during the rapidly increasing squalls . We took in the upper topsails and reefed the foresail during that dog - watch . When we hove the log at six o'clock the Rustomji was doing thirteen knots , and when I ...
Side 369
... wind four points on the quarter . He had explained that one should never run with the wind dead aft in a cyclone as a big shift of wind would catch the ship by the lee . The shift of a point the right way had shown him that his plan was ...
... wind four points on the quarter . He had explained that one should never run with the wind dead aft in a cyclone as a big shift of wind would catch the ship by the lee . The shift of a point the right way had shown him that his plan was ...
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Contents for January 1942 | 80 |
A GIPPSLAND TROUT STREAM | 236 |
AT THE HUB BY WESTON MARTYR | 434 |
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