Blackwood's Magazine, 第 269~270 巻W. Blackwood, 1951 |
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... light of the binnacle , we were in total darkness . The navigation lights had blown out , the motion was too severe for the cabin lamp , or even the riding - light . We tried hanging this from the cabin ceiling , but it jumped and ...
... light of the binnacle , we were in total darkness . The navigation lights had blown out , the motion was too severe for the cabin lamp , or even the riding - light . We tried hanging this from the cabin ceiling , but it jumped and ...
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... light of the Kentish Knock light vessel ; but it was low to the horizon that her hull must have been well below it and the ship too far away for her look - out to sight any signal from us . Broad on the starboard bow I could see a ...
... light of the Kentish Knock light vessel ; but it was low to the horizon that her hull must have been well below it and the ship too far away for her look - out to sight any signal from us . Broad on the starboard bow I could see a ...
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... light over his face and the cockpit . The steamer must have seen our distress signal at once . Almost immediately I saw both red and green lights , showing she had altered course towards us . A morse lamp winked on the bridge . I gave a ...
... light over his face and the cockpit . The steamer must have seen our distress signal at once . Almost immediately I saw both red and green lights , showing she had altered course towards us . A morse lamp winked on the bridge . I gave a ...
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LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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