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The next crew followed suit , and thus , steadily one by one , with perfect timing and surgical precision , the Shannon's guns flashed as each in succession bore on the advancing American . They were single blows , but they struck home ...
The next crew followed suit , and thus , steadily one by one , with perfect timing and surgical precision , the Shannon's guns flashed as each in succession bore on the advancing American . They were single blows , but they struck home ...
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was a blank space followed by some more stripped frames . I was so interested in the old buildings that I nearly slapped into an ancient horse and buggy drawn across the highway . “ Hey ! ” yelled a reedy voice , bringing me to a ...
was a blank space followed by some more stripped frames . I was so interested in the old buildings that I nearly slapped into an ancient horse and buggy drawn across the highway . “ Hey ! ” yelled a reedy voice , bringing me to a ...
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saddle , followed slowly . When she heard them carefully unloading their rucksacks , Catherine sprang like a cat . She ilung herself at the sliding door and , with a strength derived from desperation , pulled it to with a loud clang .
saddle , followed slowly . When she heard them carefully unloading their rucksacks , Catherine sprang like a cat . She ilung herself at the sliding door and , with a strength derived from desperation , pulled it to with a loud clang .
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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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