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... engine - room . " Cor ! " said the Chief E.R.A. , dusting the water off his clothes . That last one lifted the engine- room hatch . I reckon we took in a ton of water and I was standing slap beneath it . " He looked re- proachfully at ...
... engine - room . " Cor ! " said the Chief E.R.A. , dusting the water off his clothes . That last one lifted the engine- room hatch . I reckon we took in a ton of water and I was standing slap beneath it . " He looked re- proachfully at ...
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... engine , had crashed rather spectacularly on its way to Farn- borough because of an engine failure . I had no wish to spread alarm and despondency by revealing that we were all about to trust our precious necks to identical engines , so ...
... engine , had crashed rather spectacularly on its way to Farn- borough because of an engine failure . I had no wish to spread alarm and despondency by revealing that we were all about to trust our precious necks to identical engines , so ...
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... engine was walking away nicely up the steep bank out of Ecclefechan towards Lockerbie and the North . We made good time , without incident , through Lockerbie and on towards Beattock village : I suppose we were an hour and a half or so ...
... engine was walking away nicely up the steep bank out of Ecclefechan towards Lockerbie and the North . We made good time , without incident , through Lockerbie and on towards Beattock village : I suppose we were an hour and a half or so ...
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