The Nautical Magazine, Volúmenes165-166Brown, Son and Ferguson, 1951 |
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... position ; as the cynosure of all eyes on board , which are keenly alert to all his reactions to this position , which may involve a considerable change of outlook on his part , upon many hitherto accepted phases of sea life and routine ...
... position ; as the cynosure of all eyes on board , which are keenly alert to all his reactions to this position , which may involve a considerable change of outlook on his part , upon many hitherto accepted phases of sea life and routine ...
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... position is exceedingly satisfactory . Occasionally , however , the temptation makes a man forget his position and future , as in the case of a British ship recently when the second officer , third officer , radio officer and cadet were ...
... position is exceedingly satisfactory . Occasionally , however , the temptation makes a man forget his position and future , as in the case of a British ship recently when the second officer , third officer , radio officer and cadet were ...
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... position towards the end of October has met with very general approval . In her present position it is not a straight line to the East Goodwin Lightship for there is a bulge in the sands which , although marked by the South Goodwin ...
... position towards the end of October has met with very general approval . In her present position it is not a straight line to the East Goodwin Lightship for there is a bulge in the sands which , although marked by the South Goodwin ...
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