Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... hard - bitten plished scapegrace , had taught fishermen had found they could them how to sing . And now earn a living with linstock and like a seal on all that liveliness cutlass quite as well as with had come the official news of net ...
... hard - bitten plished scapegrace , had taught fishermen had found they could them how to sing . And now earn a living with linstock and like a seal on all that liveliness cutlass quite as well as with had come the official news of net ...
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... hard existence may be passed in peace . They do not steal , or attempt to profiteer ; they give of their best to those in need . Even to us , travellers , they gave when misfortune had overtaken us . But , as with the rest of the ...
... hard existence may be passed in peace . They do not steal , or attempt to profiteer ; they give of their best to those in need . Even to us , travellers , they gave when misfortune had overtaken us . But , as with the rest of the ...
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... hard- a - starboard , the ship's head obstinately refused to swing . " Is the helm hard over , quartermaster ? " the captain demanded impatiently . " Hard over , sir ! " " Half - speed ! " The increased speed made no difference ; still ...
... hard- a - starboard , the ship's head obstinately refused to swing . " Is the helm hard over , quartermaster ? " the captain demanded impatiently . " Hard over , sir ! " " Half - speed ! " The increased speed made no difference ; still ...
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