Blackwood's Magazine, 290. kötetWilliam Blackwood, 1961 |
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162. oldal
... Chips barred the way with his adze . Above all , the deciding factor in the Captain's opinion was the intolerable uncertainty he , as master of the vessel , was subjected to as long as Chips was at large below . For the next few days we ...
... Chips barred the way with his adze . Above all , the deciding factor in the Captain's opinion was the intolerable uncertainty he , as master of the vessel , was subjected to as long as Chips was at large below . For the next few days we ...
165. oldal
... Chips was looking out , and when he recognised his saw , Chips let out a bellow of rage which brought the mate and several of the watch on deck along to see what was wrong . The little Austrian , feeling secure in the knowledge that Chips ...
... Chips was looking out , and when he recognised his saw , Chips let out a bellow of rage which brought the mate and several of the watch on deck along to see what was wrong . The little Austrian , feeling secure in the knowledge that Chips ...
166. oldal
... Chips . The Old Man bellowed at the carpenter to come down , and waved his revolver menacingly , but Chips took no notice . The mate thrust his gun in his pocket and swung into the rigging in pursuit , and Mr McGrowther , arriving on ...
... Chips . The Old Man bellowed at the carpenter to come down , and waved his revolver menacingly , but Chips took no notice . The mate thrust his gun in his pocket and swung into the rigging in pursuit , and Mr McGrowther , arriving on ...
Tartalomjegyzék
THE LAST OF THE OTAGO BY ROBERT MORRISON | 87 |
THE LYNCH GATE BY ROBERT HUNTER | 114 |
THE MODERN NAVY BY BLAKE | 193 |
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