The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Том 87Chapman and Hall, 1849 |
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... miles an hour ; his boy running by his side , with whom , however , he occasion- ally changed places , but always , when he did so , giving into the boys care the charm he otherwise carried fastened to his finger . Breaking off the road ...
... miles an hour ; his boy running by his side , with whom , however , he occasion- ally changed places , but always , when he did so , giving into the boys care the charm he otherwise carried fastened to his finger . Breaking off the road ...
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... miles commences upon the ascent of the Darling Range . Here the road diverges from two points ; the right leading to the inland town of York , and the left to the fertile and picturesque district called by its native name Toodyay . Let ...
... miles commences upon the ascent of the Darling Range . Here the road diverges from two points ; the right leading to the inland town of York , and the left to the fertile and picturesque district called by its native name Toodyay . Let ...
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... miles from the township we had just left . It was winter time , in the very heart of the rainy season , when a frame so wasting and enfeebled as his own required security and shelter , both from the pelting of the pitiless storm and the ...
... miles from the township we had just left . It was winter time , in the very heart of the rainy season , when a frame so wasting and enfeebled as his own required security and shelter , both from the pelting of the pitiless storm and the ...
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... from desolate tracts to rich alluvial lands , delighted and full of wonder . Here we had left a long dreary road , whose monotony had been but once broken for more than fifty miles ; The Eastern Settled Districts in Australia . 87.
... from desolate tracts to rich alluvial lands , delighted and full of wonder . Here we had left a long dreary road , whose monotony had been but once broken for more than fifty miles ; The Eastern Settled Districts in Australia . 87.
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been but once broken for more than fifty miles ; and were , like to a scene on the stage , in the heart of a district filled with rich variety of animal life . On one occasion the peculiarity of condition of an old decayed stump was ...
been but once broken for more than fifty miles ; and were , like to a scene on the stage , in the heart of a district filled with rich variety of animal life . On one occasion the peculiarity of condition of an old decayed stump was ...
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