Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 83William Blackwood, 1858 - England |
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My thirst now sibility of one escaping to tell the dis- grew insupportable , and the difficulty of mal tale . Until the water came I had not breathing much increased ; and I had myself suffered much from thirst , which not remained in ...
My thirst now sibility of one escaping to tell the dis- grew insupportable , and the difficulty of mal tale . Until the water came I had not breathing much increased ; and I had myself suffered much from thirst , which not remained in ...
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I concluded dead ; but as soon as the men need not ask your commiseration when found me amongst them , they still had I tell you that in this plight , from half the respect and tenderness for me to cry an hour after eleven till two in ...
I concluded dead ; but as soon as the men need not ask your commiseration when found me amongst them , they still had I tell you that in this plight , from half the respect and tenderness for me to cry an hour after eleven till two in ...
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Carew , suflice to tell us how Protean is Rugge's suspicions were directed to the power of transformation in a man Waite -- he could collect , however , whose genius is mimetic . But how no evidence to confirm them .
Carew , suflice to tell us how Protean is Rugge's suspicions were directed to the power of transformation in a man Waite -- he could collect , however , whose genius is mimetic . But how no evidence to confirm them .
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Against Plague on it , ” said Losely to widows , if rich , I have not a word Poole , as one afternoon they were to say ; and to tell you the truth , dividing the final spoils . * Your there is a widow whom I suspect I friends are ...
Against Plague on it , ” said Losely to widows , if rich , I have not a word Poole , as one afternoon they were to say ; and to tell you the truth , dividing the final spoils . * Your there is a widow whom I suspect I friends are ...
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... and the strange sights he hath the light - brown hair , soft and rich , seen ; and he tells it all , brave and rippling in wavy folds around the spirity , like the player - fólk at the forehead , and falling loosely in two show .
... and the strange sights he hath the light - brown hair , soft and rich , seen ; and he tells it all , brave and rippling in wavy folds around the spirity , like the player - fólk at the forehead , and falling loosely in two show .
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