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There was nothing unusual in the sight of one of His Majesty's ships lying at anchor in Plymouth Sound in the sunshine of an early September morning, even though she happened to be one of Britain's five big aircraft carriers. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
able
across
admiral
again
air
aircraft
always
arab
asked
attack
away
between
board
bombs
captain
come
day
deck
down
during
end
engine
even
ever
face
far
feet
few
first
fleet
fly
flying
found
french
german
get
go
going
got
great
guns
hand
harbour
head
hours
hundred
illustrious
italian
knew
know
landing
last
later
left
little
long
looked
malta
man
men
miles
moment
months
morning
must
new
next
night
now
observer
officers
once
own
pilot
put
quite
right
saw
sea
second
see
ship
side
since
sir
squadron
still
swordfish
take
think
thought
three
time
told
took
two
war
water
without
years
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