Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen255W. Blackwood, 1944 |
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... heavy shore batteries on the island itself . The whole of the south side of the island was heavily defended . Concrete gun emplacements and pill - boxes studded the beaches , which were wired and mined . I am convinced that any attack ...
... heavy shore batteries on the island itself . The whole of the south side of the island was heavily defended . Concrete gun emplacements and pill - boxes studded the beaches , which were wired and mined . I am convinced that any attack ...
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... heavy bombs me down . We stood at the bottom the shelter while the blitz raged ove , and bomb after bomb was heard histling down and exploding . We lked - cracking jokes and laughing cessantly . This was the form our rvous reaction took ...
... heavy bombs me down . We stood at the bottom the shelter while the blitz raged ove , and bomb after bomb was heard histling down and exploding . We lked - cracking jokes and laughing cessantly . This was the form our rvous reaction took ...
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... heavy step and sorrow in his heart , the obstinate drizzle , " the cross of the shepherd , " drenching him hour by hour , day by day , perhaps even week by week , making the cloak on his shoulders heavier and heavier . The mud from the ...
... heavy step and sorrow in his heart , the obstinate drizzle , " the cross of the shepherd , " drenching him hour by hour , day by day , perhaps even week by week , making the cloak on his shoulders heavier and heavier . The mud from the ...
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CONTENTS | 69 |
NATUK EXPERIENCES IN THE LIFE OF DR H G ESMONDE | 105 |
A HUNDRED YEARS OF THE KHYBER PASS BY MAUD DIVER | 157 |
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aerodrome Afridis aircraft Army arrived asked attack began boat bombers bombs British called camp Captain coast command convoy crew dawn deck defence Deshima E-boats enemy eyes Eyeties feet fighter fighting fire fish flying Fort Liard French German Gestapo guns half hand head heard heavy hills hundred Huns Indian Ipoh island Japanese Kabul Khyber Khyber Pass knew land Landi Kotal later leave light looked Malta Maymyo miles minutes morning Mwas Natuk never night officers once passed Penang Peshawar pilot Pinkham planes police raid Rangoon realised rifle river road round seemed seen shepherds ship shooting shot side sight Singapore Singora skipper soon Spitfires Squadron stood Straits of Johore things tiger-fish told took town trees troops turned village waiting Wamphray watched yards