Blackwood's Magazine, 285 tomasW. Blackwood, 1959 |
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... carried on I returned to the more severe cases on deck , and slowly and with wonder- ful gentleness their shipmates carried them to such places of shelter as could be found . There I re - examined them and did what more I could , which ...
... carried on I returned to the more severe cases on deck , and slowly and with wonder- ful gentleness their shipmates carried them to such places of shelter as could be found . There I re - examined them and did what more I could , which ...
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... carried with reverence up the beach . We swept snow from the hut , dug the seal pups out of the foundations and carried on with the building . In the evening Klaus came ashore to inspect . " You sure all is vell , " he inquired ...
... carried with reverence up the beach . We swept snow from the hut , dug the seal pups out of the foundations and carried on with the building . In the evening Klaus came ashore to inspect . " You sure all is vell , " he inquired ...
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... carried out . The first was Gort himself , the second was Admiral Ramsay , who coped so masterfully with the fearful task of bringing away so many men under fire . ( Neither at Corunna nor on the Peninsula of Gallipoli was the actual ...
... carried out . The first was Gort himself , the second was Admiral Ramsay , who coped so masterfully with the fearful task of bringing away so many men under fire . ( Neither at Corunna nor on the Peninsula of Gallipoli was the actual ...
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