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... seeking enemy unite and generally keeping a watchful eye on all the naval movements the enemy; (5) to protect this country from invasion; (6) to search out and destroy eneniy submarines. The above are among the chief tasks of the Grand Fleet. U-BOATS AND HOSPITAL ...

... on the golf links and the passenger was coming towards the house The mayor, a nervous old bachelor, still dreaded a German invasion. and with a shaky hand he poured oat a ease of wine and swallowed it at a gulp. But be was somewhat ashamed of his funkiness ...