Blackwood's Magazine, 259-260. kötetW. Blackwood, 1946 |
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112. oldal
... party appeared very noisily in our midst with a dinghy and a rubber boat . They had delayed coming in , thinking there were enemy craft about . All now seemed to be well , and the subdued delight of the prisoners was rather pathetic ...
... party appeared very noisily in our midst with a dinghy and a rubber boat . They had delayed coming in , thinking there were enemy craft about . All now seemed to be well , and the subdued delight of the prisoners was rather pathetic ...
166. oldal
... party , as was perhaps natural , had no trouble , though it was noticeable that the officer cast one or two curious glances at the huddled figure in the Guards greatcoat . But it was another matter to satisfy the French troops , who ...
... party , as was perhaps natural , had no trouble , though it was noticeable that the officer cast one or two curious glances at the huddled figure in the Guards greatcoat . But it was another matter to satisfy the French troops , who ...
221. oldal
... party of twenty - three on board , in addition to her normal crew . The Royal Navy , the Royal Marines , and the Army had each provided their quota ; seven were officers , and the proportion of Australians to British was about two to ...
... party of twenty - three on board , in addition to her normal crew . The Royal Navy , the Royal Marines , and the Army had each provided their quota ; seven were officers , and the proportion of Australians to British was about two to ...
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