Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, 第 142 巻W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... interest not inferior to that which Africa has yielded in such lavishness . Even the sordid gold hunting Spaniards kindled into a sort of poetic enthusiasm over its noble rivers , its lofty and in- accessible mountains , and its path ...
... interest not inferior to that which Africa has yielded in such lavishness . Even the sordid gold hunting Spaniards kindled into a sort of poetic enthusiasm over its noble rivers , its lofty and in- accessible mountains , and its path ...
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... interest , in spite of its picturesque title . To compensate for this , Sir Horace Rumbold has collected much use- ful information about Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Re- public , which possesses a distinct interest of its own . A ...
... interest , in spite of its picturesque title . To compensate for this , Sir Horace Rumbold has collected much use- ful information about Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Re- public , which possesses a distinct interest of its own . A ...
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... interest when she appeared timidly at the glass door . The lady was a little woman , precise and neat , with an inde- scribable air of modest import- ance , yet insignificance , which Joyce learned afterwards to un- derstand , and the ...
... interest when she appeared timidly at the glass door . The lady was a little woman , precise and neat , with an inde- scribable air of modest import- ance , yet insignificance , which Joyce learned afterwards to un- derstand , and the ...
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