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... began to get positively hot with excited questions , helpful com- ments and advice that he had not got time to listen to anyway , being fairly fully occupied with controlling the aircraft , finding a field to put it down in , and ...
... began to get positively hot with excited questions , helpful com- ments and advice that he had not got time to listen to anyway , being fairly fully occupied with controlling the aircraft , finding a field to put it down in , and ...
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... began to drop the helicopter into the valley . The fort was built on a hairpin bend of the river , and immediately upstream the Nenggiri flowed round a goose- neck which embarrassed our line of approach . Dropping rapidly , we topped ...
... began to drop the helicopter into the valley . The fort was built on a hairpin bend of the river , and immediately upstream the Nenggiri flowed round a goose- neck which embarrassed our line of approach . Dropping rapidly , we topped ...
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... began . A little beer was prised from the coche comidor . Dis- comfort was by no means extreme . Yet as we endured ... began to cool . At five , when shadows were becoming pleasant , the dormant reptile began to stir . Canasta players ...
... began . A little beer was prised from the coche comidor . Dis- comfort was by no means extreme . Yet as we endured ... began to cool . At five , when shadows were becoming pleasant , the dormant reptile began to stir . Canasta players ...
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