Thetis Bay (LPH 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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S 5: I. v , R I V J I A SAILOR: HE'S ONE THAT IS THE GREATEST PRISONER, AND YET THE GREATEST RAMBLER IN CHRISTENDOM, THERE IS NOT A CORNER OF THE WORLD BUT THAT HE VISITS. . .WHEN HE DOES j g' OO ASHORE HE PAYS IT OEF WITH A VENGEANCEf FOR KNOWINO HIS TIME TO BE BUT SHORT, ,Q HE CROWDS MUCH IN A LITTLE ROOM AND LIVES AS FAST AS POSSIBLE. IW R, EDWARD WARD I D 5 THE WOODEN WORLD, 1707 D

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