Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 311William Blackwood, 1972 |
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... grave . It was back - breaking labour , gouging out the hard acid soil and struggling to dislodge the boulders beneath . The grave would have to be deep , or hungry foxes might get at it and give the game away . By late afternoon the ...
... grave . It was back - breaking labour , gouging out the hard acid soil and struggling to dislodge the boulders beneath . The grave would have to be deep , or hungry foxes might get at it and give the game away . By late afternoon the ...
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... grave are rather remote . Only the more expensive gravestones with marble insets have retained their inscrip- tions . The sandstone graves are now just anonymous slabs . Over a hundred monsoons have worn away the lettering on many old ...
... grave are rather remote . Only the more expensive gravestones with marble insets have retained their inscrip- tions . The sandstone graves are now just anonymous slabs . Over a hundred monsoons have worn away the lettering on many old ...
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... grave . The lettering stands out clearly : ' Here lies John Mildenhall , Englishman , who left London in 1599 and travelling to India through Persia , reached Agra in 1605 and spoke with the Emperor Akbar . On a second visit in 1614 he ...
... grave . The lettering stands out clearly : ' Here lies John Mildenhall , Englishman , who left London in 1599 and travelling to India through Persia , reached Agra in 1605 and spoke with the Emperor Akbar . On a second visit in 1614 he ...
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