The Canadian Monthly and National Review, Том 13Adam, Stevenson & Company, 1878 |
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... taken to the nearest ranche , or he would certainly soon die . And so Reginald was carried down the mountains by three stalwart men , who had kindly volun- teered for the duty , and Henry was left to take his chances in the camp ...
... taken to the nearest ranche , or he would certainly soon die . And so Reginald was carried down the mountains by three stalwart men , who had kindly volun- teered for the duty , and Henry was left to take his chances in the camp ...
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... taken into the room where the sick child lay . The old woman wore a black knit worsted cap , and the child , observing it , said to her grandmother , who was pre- sent , " Grandmother , looke where the old witch sitteth did you ever see ...
... taken into the room where the sick child lay . The old woman wore a black knit worsted cap , and the child , observing it , said to her grandmother , who was pre- sent , " Grandmother , looke where the old witch sitteth did you ever see ...
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... taken out of the water . ' Then one of them - Jane- having been taken up - stairs and laid on a bed , began to scratch the counterpane , re- peatedly crying , " Oh , that I had her ! Oh , that I had her ! " On this her uncle Picker- ing ...
... taken out of the water . ' Then one of them - Jane- having been taken up - stairs and laid on a bed , began to scratch the counterpane , re- peatedly crying , " Oh , that I had her ! Oh , that I had her ! " On this her uncle Picker- ing ...
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... taken ignobly among the common herd . This is a sad memory for one who has be- come a leader of women , old and young . Mr. Gabriel Cassilis . The figure seems familiar to me . He is tall and rather bent ; he carries a gold pince - nez ...
... taken ignobly among the common herd . This is a sad memory for one who has be- come a leader of women , old and young . Mr. Gabriel Cassilis . The figure seems familiar to me . He is tall and rather bent ; he carries a gold pince - nez ...
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... taken by the Japanese . " That is rubbish , " said Rose , taking the handkerchief from his eyes . " Do you like this rose ? I just picked it in the conserva- tory . " " The manliness is gone out of English- men , " Julian went on in a ...
... taken by the Japanese . " That is rubbish , " said Rose , taking the handkerchief from his eyes . " Do you like this rose ? I just picked it in the conserva- tory . " " The manliness is gone out of English- men , " Julian went on in a ...
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