Captain Kettle
Captain Kettle on the war-path
作者：Hyne, C. J. Cutcliffe, 1866-1944
体例：段 章数：15
字数：302,532 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,168 字；最长 A crisp order spat out from the conning-tower, and all three（39,987 字），最短 But S.J. Livingstone came of a race that in the past had had（2,231 字）。
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章节目录
共 15 段- A crisp order spat out from the conning-tower, and all three
- The North Sea too was kind to them in being comfortably cove
- "Put your finger on cotton. All propelling explosives nowad
- There was a concrete water-tower at the flank of one of the
- Here, then, were the ingredients for a very pretty little
- The League-o'-Women's Hospital, after outstaying its welcome
- "It's a hundred pounds to a case of gin they cut the connect
- "I thought we should have been stopped there," said the sail
- "Well, sir," said Kettle rather stiffly, "I am neither in th
- "I was, as it happened. But I shan't interfere with her fur
- One of the men peeped from the head of the stairway and came
- "I wish to heaven you would speak English, Booker. Do you m
- "I make it we've a lee-drift of some twenty-eight to thirty
- "Curse you," he said to Great Britain, "I don't care a row o
- But S.J. Livingstone came of a race that in the past had had