Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 285W. Blackwood, 1959 |
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Strana 100
... moved over a sea that was a mirror silvered by the moon . But at 2 A.M. the cap of the fore - topmast was scribing a slow rhythmic arc against the stars . Not a wide sweep , not more than three degrees either side . Away on the port ...
... moved over a sea that was a mirror silvered by the moon . But at 2 A.M. the cap of the fore - topmast was scribing a slow rhythmic arc against the stars . Not a wide sweep , not more than three degrees either side . Away on the port ...
Strana 223
... moved in over a wide area on foot , by transport and by helicopter . As far as was humanly possible the area was occupied and the back and front doors of Mr Tod's house bolted and barred . It remained to be seen whether he was at home ...
... moved in over a wide area on foot , by transport and by helicopter . As far as was humanly possible the area was occupied and the back and front doors of Mr Tod's house bolted and barred . It remained to be seen whether he was at home ...
Strana 430
... moved : quite a lot it would get worse as we went on , and would soon come off altogether . Clearly enough the trailer could not be taken to Glasgow , but neither could it be abandoned on the roadside . I climbed aboard again , and as ...
... moved : quite a lot it would get worse as we went on , and would soon come off altogether . Clearly enough the trailer could not be taken to Glasgow , but neither could it be abandoned on the roadside . I climbed aboard again , and as ...
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