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Page 148
... thousand planes in a single night now roar over Germany and the occupied areas , strewing countless incen- diaries ... thousands being trained in the United States are chiefly Englishmen . There is a lack of space in Britain and plenty ...
... thousand planes in a single night now roar over Germany and the occupied areas , strewing countless incen- diaries ... thousands being trained in the United States are chiefly Englishmen . There is a lack of space in Britain and plenty ...
Page 281
... thousand miles long , I could sense the joy of discovery that must have filled the early explorers . For virgin forest ... thousands of feet into the clear blue waters of the Pacific's myriad bays and inlets . Between tremendously high ...
... thousand miles long , I could sense the joy of discovery that must have filled the early explorers . For virgin forest ... thousands of feet into the clear blue waters of the Pacific's myriad bays and inlets . Between tremendously high ...
Page 435
... thousands , men have quit what they were doing yesterday and now hold jobs in the new mushroom wartime shops . " What's going to happen , " some ask , " when fighting stops ? Can the Northwest go back to fish , fruit , and sawmills , or ...
... thousands , men have quit what they were doing yesterday and now hold jobs in the new mushroom wartime shops . " What's going to happen , " some ask , " when fighting stops ? Can the Northwest go back to fish , fruit , and sawmills , or ...
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