The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany, 第 77 巻Archibald Constable and Company, 1815 |
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... side of which these springs are situate , we were saluted by an erup- tion of the Great Geyser , in which the water may have been thrown to the height of twenty feet . Riding on between the springs and the moun- tain , we fell in with a ...
... side of which these springs are situate , we were saluted by an erup- tion of the Great Geyser , in which the water may have been thrown to the height of twenty feet . Riding on between the springs and the moun- tain , we fell in with a ...
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... side of his head , when he cried out , " Save my life , and take all ! " The man answered in a low voice , to hold his tongue , or he was a dead man . They first robbed him of his watch , and then of his pocket - book , which con ...
... side of his head , when he cried out , " Save my life , and take all ! " The man answered in a low voice , to hold his tongue , or he was a dead man . They first robbed him of his watch , and then of his pocket - book , which con ...
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... side of the mother , nor the mother , except accidentally , to that of the daughter . The fire , or small hearth in the middle , separates the herile and the servile sides . By means of this order established we can ob- tain a place in ...
... side of the mother , nor the mother , except accidentally , to that of the daughter . The fire , or small hearth in the middle , separates the herile and the servile sides . By means of this order established we can ob- tain a place in ...
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... side that hour withstood Fierce Lorn's relentless thirst for blood . . Brave Torquil from Dunvegan high , Lord of the misty hills of Skye , Mac - Niel , wild Bara's ancient thane , Duart , of bold Clan Gillian's strain , Fergus , of ...
... side that hour withstood Fierce Lorn's relentless thirst for blood . . Brave Torquil from Dunvegan high , Lord of the misty hills of Skye , Mac - Niel , wild Bara's ancient thane , Duart , of bold Clan Gillian's strain , Fergus , of ...
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... side . And wilder , forward as they wound , Were the proud cliffs and lake profound . Huge terraces of granite black Afforded rude and cumber'd track ; For from the mountain hoar , Hurl'd headlong in some night of fear , When yell'd the ...
... side . And wilder , forward as they wound , Were the proud cliffs and lake profound . Huge terraces of granite black Afforded rude and cumber'd track ; For from the mountain hoar , Hurl'd headlong in some night of fear , When yell'd the ...
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