Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 83William Blackwood, 1858 - England |
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... prison - houses , barracks , and villas . Hunger sits at the loom , which with stealthy power is weaving the wondrous fabrics of cotton and silk . Hunger labours at the furnace and the plough , coercing the native indolence of man into ...
... prison - houses , barracks , and villas . Hunger sits at the loom , which with stealthy power is weaving the wondrous fabrics of cotton and silk . Hunger labours at the furnace and the plough , coercing the native indolence of man into ...
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... prison of Toulouse , and expired on the sixty- third day , during which time he drank water , and occasionally ate a little . The religious enthusiast , whom Dr Willan refers to , lived only two months , although he occa- sionally ...
... prison of Toulouse , and expired on the sixty- third day , during which time he drank water , and occasionally ate a little . The religious enthusiast , whom Dr Willan refers to , lived only two months , although he occa- sionally ...
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... prison that I was not able to turn my head that way for more than a few seconds at a time . " Now everybody , except those situ- ated in and near the windows , began to grow outrageous , and many delirious . Water ! water ! became the ...
... prison that I was not able to turn my head that way for more than a few seconds at a time . " Now everybody , except those situ- ated in and near the windows , began to grow outrageous , and many delirious . Water ! water ! became the ...
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... prison . Of what passed in the interval , to the time of my resurrection from this hole of horrors , I can give you no ac- count . " At six in the morning the door was opened , when only three - and- twenty out of the hundred and forty ...
... prison . Of what passed in the interval , to the time of my resurrection from this hole of horrors , I can give you no ac- count . " At six in the morning the door was opened , when only three - and- twenty out of the hundred and forty ...
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... prison , and went back to the mine , sullen and desperate with our loss . Soon after , I went back to the town for supplies . There was a crowd gathered in the great square - a murderer was to be garotted that day . Curiosity kept me ...
... prison , and went back to the mine , sullen and desperate with our loss . Soon after , I went back to the town for supplies . There was a crowd gathered in the great square - a murderer was to be garotted that day . Curiosity kept me ...
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