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The one good thing about my berth was that there was no swell and the ship lay quiet enough . But there were times when , standing up in the eyes of the ship watching the anchor chains stretched out bar taut and nearly horizontal in the ...
The one good thing about my berth was that there was no swell and the ship lay quiet enough . But there were times when , standing up in the eyes of the ship watching the anchor chains stretched out bar taut and nearly horizontal in the ...
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On the evening before we arrived I was asked to blow the ship's whistle at five o'clock . ... Jeddah is a big port , visited by ships of many nations , but it has few navigation aids and no lights of any range or power .
On the evening before we arrived I was asked to blow the ship's whistle at five o'clock . ... Jeddah is a big port , visited by ships of many nations , but it has few navigation aids and no lights of any range or power .
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that , " said Beryl , as we went shakily back to our tea , but from then on we passed no ship that did not come out of its way to inspect us . In fact we liked them to come , but not to catch us out like that .
that , " said Beryl , as we went shakily back to our tea , but from then on we passed no ship that did not come out of its way to inspect us . In fact we liked them to come , but not to catch us out like that .
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Contents
A CHANTYMAN LOOKS BACK BY A H RASMUSSEN 254 | 97 |
ALONG THE HELL RUN BY PENELOPE GARLICK 545 | 248 |
A PACKAGETOUR OF INDIAII BY ERIC LINKLATER 55 | 341 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 308 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1970 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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