gunroom

He took a deep breath and pulled himself feet first into the gunroom.

Jack shot up on deck, followed by the whole gunroom.

He folded it and left the gunroom to see the captain.

It was some time since he had dined with the gunroom.

The gunroom door was locked on the inside, and we had to go right round the house to the window.

It's not a bucket but a tub: they have one outside the gunroom door.

"I then held a sick parade, beginning in the gunroom.

But there is cocoa waiting for him in the gunroom.'

He shrugged away her uncle's thanks and declined the old man's offer to have another look at the gunroom.

The gunroom was an open space between four large boxes on one side and three on the other.

You will give the gunroom cook good warning, I am sure.'

My companions in the gunroom I have scarcely met.

She followed him to the gunroom, shouting, while he picked up a tweed coat.

Saffron carried the shotgun across the lobby and into her father's-gunroom.

With your consent, perhaps I will invite some members of the gunroom to join us."

Or in the gunroom, where the officers would be in their cots?

He was about to dress in his old clothes when the gunroom steward went to a cabin.

A midshipman was knocking on the gunroom door, as if for the third or fourth time.

"Did you find out anything from the gunroom?"

Plenty for the rest of the gunroom, however.

The Gunroom, a web-site and e-mail list devoted to the series.

A gunroom is the junior officers' mess on a naval vessel.

It's either amongst my junk, or in the gunroom.

Now he was standing at the gunroom door, holding the lanternhigh.

The gunroom was stuffy because the French did not believe in keeping skylights open.