Ready, o ready!, or These forty years. By the captain of the 'Cumberland'.1873 |
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... ' Do YOU THINK WE CAN DO IT ? ' SAID THE LIEUTENANT To face page 70 ' ONE AFTERNOON WE WERE TAKING A FORT UNDER CLOSE - REE FED TOPSAILS BEFORE A WESTERLY GALE 99 147 99 190 THESE FORTY FORTY YEARS . CHAPTER I. I THINK it.
... ' Do YOU THINK WE CAN DO IT ? ' SAID THE LIEUTENANT To face page 70 ' ONE AFTERNOON WE WERE TAKING A FORT UNDER CLOSE - REE FED TOPSAILS BEFORE A WESTERLY GALE 99 147 99 190 THESE FORTY FORTY YEARS . CHAPTER I. I THINK it.
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Ready. THESE FORTY FORTY YEARS . CHAPTER I. I THINK it is Carlyle who says , with reference to biography , that ' Human portraits faithfully drawn are the welcomest pictures on human walls ; ' and though there is much truth in this , my ...
Ready. THESE FORTY FORTY YEARS . CHAPTER I. I THINK it is Carlyle who says , with reference to biography , that ' Human portraits faithfully drawn are the welcomest pictures on human walls ; ' and though there is much truth in this , my ...
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... he comes at last as God's messenger to us , we may hail him as an old acquaintance whom we have often seen before , and from whom we have nothing to fear , CHAPTER II . MEMORY , carry me now back to 10 THESE FORTY YEARS.
... he comes at last as God's messenger to us , we may hail him as an old acquaintance whom we have often seen before , and from whom we have nothing to fear , CHAPTER II . MEMORY , carry me now back to 10 THESE FORTY YEARS.
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Ready. CHAPTER II . MEMORY , carry me now back to school - boy days , and point to what in that tumultuous , reckless time comes out clearest ! A hundred scenes crowd forward ; the rush at football , the determined scuffle ... CHAPTER II. ...
Ready. CHAPTER II . MEMORY , carry me now back to school - boy days , and point to what in that tumultuous , reckless time comes out clearest ! A hundred scenes crowd forward ; the rush at football , the determined scuffle ... CHAPTER II. ...
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... from wind and weather in less than a minute by the watch . The first manœuvre was ' Loosing and making sail ; ' the next , ' Shortening and furling sails . ' CHAPTER III . FORMING part of a squadron of seven 22 THESE FORTY YEARS.
... from wind and weather in less than a minute by the watch . The first manœuvre was ' Loosing and making sail ; ' the next , ' Shortening and furling sails . ' CHAPTER III . FORMING part of a squadron of seven 22 THESE FORTY YEARS.
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