Blackwood's Magazine, Том 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... hope that all on board will be able to escape with their special life - saving device . " Among the several ex - sub- marine officers in the Mess , this pronouncement gave little hope . We were all only too well aware that if the lung ...
... hope that all on board will be able to escape with their special life - saving device . " Among the several ex - sub- marine officers in the Mess , this pronouncement gave little hope . We were all only too well aware that if the lung ...
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... hope Ego doesn't keep us waiting . " He did not ; Ego's fawn coupé was soon turning in from the valley road , over the tracks by the grain elevators . He was blithe and cocky as usual . " Hope you got that twenty - five bucks handy ...
... hope Ego doesn't keep us waiting . " He did not ; Ego's fawn coupé was soon turning in from the valley road , over the tracks by the grain elevators . He was blithe and cocky as usual . " Hope you got that twenty - five bucks handy ...
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... hope Gordon will be a nice fellow , " he writes . " We shall be living together and I hope I shall get on with him . " comes great plans to welcome him . " I have a turkey as big as Tom , my tame ostrich , fattening for the day Gordon ...
... hope Gordon will be a nice fellow , " he writes . " We shall be living together and I hope I shall get on with him . " comes great plans to welcome him . " I have a turkey as big as Tom , my tame ostrich , fattening for the day Gordon ...
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