Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzky 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... leave . " 66 66 Portal got three weeks ' leave , as he wanted to go anywhere to escape deaths , funerals , and heavy guns . " Constantinople was the only available leave resort , and writing on board the Robert Lowe on 8th July he says ...
... leave . " 66 66 Portal got three weeks ' leave , as he wanted to go anywhere to escape deaths , funerals , and heavy guns . " Constantinople was the only available leave resort , and writing on board the Robert Lowe on 8th July he says ...
Strana 78
... leave the jeep by the roadside and walk down to the beach . A Japanese officer comes from the house behind us and shouts . We turn and briefly give him some unprintable instructions . His Chinese girl friend watches the scene from the ...
... leave the jeep by the roadside and walk down to the beach . A Japanese officer comes from the house behind us and shouts . We turn and briefly give him some unprintable instructions . His Chinese girl friend watches the scene from the ...
Strana 144
... leave . His leave was marked as " after duty 8 Sep , " and he had a reservation in the blue train to Alex . , leaving rather indecently early that afternoon . reaching his office he heard of a Mission about to leave for the Ægean , and ...
... leave . His leave was marked as " after duty 8 Sep , " and he had a reservation in the blue train to Alex . , leaving rather indecently early that afternoon . reaching his office he heard of a Mission about to leave for the Ægean , and ...
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