Blackwood's Magazine, 256 tomas,1547 leidimasWilliam Blackwood, 1944 |
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... knew that D Day must be approaching ; for , to ensure a long enough period of fine weather for the follow up , it could be no later than in early summer . The increasing size of our dress rehearsals showed us the time was drawing near ...
... knew that D Day must be approaching ; for , to ensure a long enough period of fine weather for the follow up , it could be no later than in early summer . The increasing size of our dress rehearsals showed us the time was drawing near ...
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... knew the officers and men well , knew and trusted them . My men felt the great honour it was to land special troops such as these , and had resolved to land them at the right place and at the right time at any cost to themselves . I am ...
... knew the officers and men well , knew and trusted them . My men felt the great honour it was to land special troops such as these , and had resolved to land them at the right place and at the right time at any cost to themselves . I am ...
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... knew from the first that he was up against a master mind ; knew , too , that those piercing eyes , which seemed at times almost to penetrate his brain , would detect the slightest slip . And then - well , the blackguards with him would ...
... knew from the first that he was up against a master mind ; knew , too , that those piercing eyes , which seemed at times almost to penetrate his brain , would detect the slightest slip . And then - well , the blackguards with him would ...
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