The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Том 87Chapman and Hall, 1849 |
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... river , as far as to the Pantheon ; General Lamoricière on the left , as far as to the Château d'Eau . The battle began on the Boulevards , where two barricades were carried by assault . " I shall not , however , relate , " says ...
... river , as far as to the Pantheon ; General Lamoricière on the left , as far as to the Château d'Eau . The battle began on the Boulevards , where two barricades were carried by assault . " I shall not , however , relate , " says ...
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... river and the innumerable clearings upon its banks . It is a solemn moment for the emigrant , to stand for the first time upon the highest eminence which his adopted country affords , and catch another faint glimpse of that remorseless ...
... river and the innumerable clearings upon its banks . It is a solemn moment for the emigrant , to stand for the first time upon the highest eminence which his adopted country affords , and catch another faint glimpse of that remorseless ...
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... river , which is , in fact , the main tributary of the Swan , was meandering gently between rich flats of alluvial soil ; and herds of fat cattle were quietly browsing upon its pastures , or standing in pleasing groups upon the shady ...
... river , which is , in fact , the main tributary of the Swan , was meandering gently between rich flats of alluvial soil ; and herds of fat cattle were quietly browsing upon its pastures , or standing in pleasing groups upon the shady ...
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... river is traced enward , winding in a serpentine form amid lofty picturesque hills , among which are several promising estates ; when the country becomes more open , the valleys wider , and the larger hills more isolated in position ...
... river is traced enward , winding in a serpentine form amid lofty picturesque hills , among which are several promising estates ; when the country becomes more open , the valleys wider , and the larger hills more isolated in position ...
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... river gave as it were a curtain to the picture which the lovely night had spread before us , we re- member turning over and over again in our mind the many so - called blessings of civilisation which were far off in another hemisphere ...
... river gave as it were a curtain to the picture which the lovely night had spread before us , we re- member turning over and over again in our mind the many so - called blessings of civilisation which were far off in another hemisphere ...
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