Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen207William Blackwood, 1920 |
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... England , and each having consumed nearly 25,000 tons of coal in so doing . But when you consider that this speed could be exceeded by at least six knots by the foe we were out to catch - the Karlsrühe— and that the outranging by her ...
... England , and each having consumed nearly 25,000 tons of coal in so doing . But when you consider that this speed could be exceeded by at least six knots by the foe we were out to catch - the Karlsrühe— and that the outranging by her ...
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... they had been actually seen passing southward by train through England on their way to the Front ! We were in reality bound , it was tantalising ; but while the latter feeling always 4 [ Jan. The Ninth Cruiser Squadron .
... they had been actually seen passing southward by train through England on their way to the Front ! We were in reality bound , it was tantalising ; but while the latter feeling always 4 [ Jan. The Ninth Cruiser Squadron .
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... England had actually been declared , fully equipped , and commissioned to sink , burn , and destroy . She began off Iceland with some fishing vessels of ours , which she sank , capturing the orews . With them on board she sailed ...
... England had actually been declared , fully equipped , and commissioned to sink , burn , and destroy . She began off Iceland with some fishing vessels of ours , which she sank , capturing the orews . With them on board she sailed ...
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... England . The smiling maid informed me that the Doctor had been called out unexpectedly , but that Miss Betty awaited me in the " paurler . " At the same moment Miss Betty herself appeared upon the scene - and I was immedi- ately at ...
... England . The smiling maid informed me that the Doctor had been called out unexpectedly , but that Miss Betty awaited me in the " paurler . " At the same moment Miss Betty herself appeared upon the scene - and I was immedi- ately at ...
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... England ! " he hissed at his grandfather . I looked at him blankly and then at Mosey . The latter refused to look at me , but he took up the paper , wrapped it round the shoes again , and handed the parcel back to me . " What - what is ...
... England ! " he hissed at his grandfather . I looked at him blankly and then at Mosey . The latter refused to look at me , but he took up the paper , wrapped it round the shoes again , and handed the parcel back to me . " What - what is ...
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