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Esau looked at me , and I at him . ' You'll hardly realise you've got a female on board ' was unlikely to fit the facts . She took over the galley , and this was a department which Esau had always regarded as his sacred preserve .
Esau looked at me , and I at him . ' You'll hardly realise you've got a female on board ' was unlikely to fit the facts . She took over the galley , and this was a department which Esau had always regarded as his sacred preserve .
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I looked at the fishing boats , looked at my informant , and then felt slightly sick . Anything that could conceal itself behind boats of that size had no right to wander round this harbour on its own , let alone attempt an Atlantic ...
I looked at the fishing boats , looked at my informant , and then felt slightly sick . Anything that could conceal itself behind boats of that size had no right to wander round this harbour on its own , let alone attempt an Atlantic ...
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He looked round . " Anything else , fellers ? " No one spoke . " Okay , let's all go and have a rum . " The time had come for my crew and me to part , and as soon as I returned to the Gordon I summoned them to a meeting on the foredeck ...
He looked round . " Anything else , fellers ? " No one spoke . " Okay , let's all go and have a rum . " The time had come for my crew and me to part , and as soon as I returned to the Gordon I summoned them to a meeting on the foredeck ...
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A DAY TO REMEMBER BY HOWARD | 27 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 303 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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