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A strict disciplinarian , he refused to tolerate ' any damned nonsense about ghosts , ' and made it clear that any man who so much as mentioned the word would have cause to regret it . As if in justification of his uncompromising ...
A strict disciplinarian , he refused to tolerate ' any damned nonsense about ghosts , ' and made it clear that any man who so much as mentioned the word would have cause to regret it . As if in justification of his uncompromising ...
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now clear , and it was possible to see where the castle had been . It was a natural defensive position ; viewed from below apparently impregnable . Very steep long slopes of baked earth led up to a ring of cliff about twenty feet high ...
now clear , and it was possible to see where the castle had been . It was a natural defensive position ; viewed from below apparently impregnable . Very steep long slopes of baked earth led up to a ring of cliff about twenty feet high ...
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Thus do our little idiosyncrasies betray us — to a clear brain . “ As to the rest , to cut it all short , Yusuf met Jenks during the latter's two - year job in the stables of the Nawab of Chilgam , a great racing man — I traced him back ...
Thus do our little idiosyncrasies betray us — to a clear brain . “ As to the rest , to cut it all short , Yusuf met Jenks during the latter's two - year job in the stables of the Nawab of Chilgam , a great racing man — I traced him back ...
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Contents
THE DUEL OF THE FRIGATES BY VICTOR ALLAN | 42 |
A LITTLE SOMETHING BY GORDON MEYER | 137 |
A MILITARY APPRECIATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRY BY BRIGADIER | 157 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 292 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1962 |
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