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| | HMS Repulse, Revenge, Scapa, Loch Ewe, troop, convoy, North Sea |
 | | More sedate was the game of Mah-Jong, played chiefly by the old China hands, whilst bridge, whist and cribbage were also means of entertainment, but dependant upon the demands of watchkeeping. |
 | | H.M.S. Norfolk had returned to Devonport at the end of her foreign service commission, so all preparations were under way for Mabels sister, Lily, to be married to Gilbert Kime. |
 | | Loch Ewe was to be the anchorage for the forseeable future. |
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