Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... hold . It was being used for sending a derrick aloft . Down in the bottom of the hold the car- penter , and some of the seamen , were lifting the heavy three- inch ceiling boards . Those were slung and hove up level with the ' tween ...
... hold . It was being used for sending a derrick aloft . Down in the bottom of the hold the car- penter , and some of the seamen , were lifting the heavy three- inch ceiling boards . Those were slung and hove up level with the ' tween ...
Strana 374
... hold had been blown off and the cargo in the square of the hatch was exposed . The after - deck was ankle - deep in debris , and the aerials were broken , putting the wireless completely out of action . Having completed his almost ...
... hold had been blown off and the cargo in the square of the hatch was exposed . The after - deck was ankle - deep in debris , and the aerials were broken , putting the wireless completely out of action . Having completed his almost ...
Strana 462
... hold , then drop it at the most favourable oppor- tunity over the snake . This accomplished , as many labourers as possible were to leap down into the hold and secure it and eventually return it to its box . It certainly seemed a pretty ...
... hold , then drop it at the most favourable oppor- tunity over the snake . This accomplished , as many labourers as possible were to leap down into the hold and secure it and eventually return it to its box . It certainly seemed a pretty ...
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