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The wind screamed in the rigging wires , the heavy diesel engine drove the ship through the savage sea with a solid beat , and then he had heard the flap , flap , flap of a tarpaulin beating loose in the wind . “ Fasten it !
The wind screamed in the rigging wires , the heavy diesel engine drove the ship through the savage sea with a solid beat , and then he had heard the flap , flap , flap of a tarpaulin beating loose in the wind . “ Fasten it !
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But the arrow still pointed direct at Belize , the wind had not shifted half a point ; whatever her strength , she was coming . I left the crowd still gazing and went off to warn such of my survey gang as were in town .
But the arrow still pointed direct at Belize , the wind had not shifted half a point ; whatever her strength , she was coming . I left the crowd still gazing and went off to warn such of my survey gang as were in town .
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We are third boat at A minute , but three hours later , I least . wake to a blast on Soss's tram- The wind freshens at twenty - two conductor's whistle and a smack on hundred hours , and we raise Monthe rump from Tom , who wants my ...
We are third boat at A minute , but three hours later , I least . wake to a blast on Soss's tram- The wind freshens at twenty - two conductor's whistle and a smack on hundred hours , and we raise Monthe rump from Tom , who wants my ...
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1962 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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