Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen251William Blackwood, 1942 |
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... whole weight on the handle in order to turn it , and swinging it until the oil was loosened sufficiently to permit the self- starters to work . This had to be repeated until all five ambulances were throbbing steadily . Sometimes one ...
... whole weight on the handle in order to turn it , and swinging it until the oil was loosened sufficiently to permit the self- starters to work . This had to be repeated until all five ambulances were throbbing steadily . Sometimes one ...
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... whole story that the pilot acted throughout with coolness and delibera- tion quite admirable . Indeed , it must be plain that the whole crew carried out their duties all through the perilous ordeal with a detachment and calm , and an ...
... whole story that the pilot acted throughout with coolness and delibera- tion quite admirable . Indeed , it must be plain that the whole crew carried out their duties all through the perilous ordeal with a detachment and calm , and an ...
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... whole service of supply at last came under the control of the central military authority . It was an innovation , for a primary share in which General Sir Redvers Buller must be given every credit , which the exacting conditions of the ...
... whole service of supply at last came under the control of the central military authority . It was an innovation , for a primary share in which General Sir Redvers Buller must be given every credit , which the exacting conditions of the ...
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