Blackwood's Magazine, 256 tomas,1547 leidimasWilliam Blackwood, 1944 |
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... able to tell him on which part of the beach he could put them down , and when . We both lived entirely by the Tide Tables , crowding into the beaches the maximum tonnage We could squeeze with the depth of water available . Although far ...
... able to tell him on which part of the beach he could put them down , and when . We both lived entirely by the Tide Tables , crowding into the beaches the maximum tonnage We could squeeze with the depth of water available . Although far ...
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... able free of charge . The Chairman was heard to remark afterwards that he seemed to have something of a serpent in the new military member . But we were able to report that the Port Trust was now in a " better frame of mind . ' One of ...
... able free of charge . The Chairman was heard to remark afterwards that he seemed to have something of a serpent in the new military member . But we were able to report that the Port Trust was now in a " better frame of mind . ' One of ...
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... able so to plan and control the activities of its citizens that within limits they can receive personal security , and be sustained in such a condition of material and physical well - being as the State is able or disposed to provide ...
... able so to plan and control the activities of its citizens that within limits they can receive personal security , and be sustained in such a condition of material and physical well - being as the State is able or disposed to provide ...
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