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One can understand why primitive people say they are able to talk to the water . That night , it seemed to be chuckling to itself . Just as we tried to sleep , a tree hyrax screamed as if it were being butchered .
One can understand why primitive people say they are able to talk to the water . That night , it seemed to be chuckling to itself . Just as we tried to sleep , a tree hyrax screamed as if it were being butchered .
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For he was able , here as at Padua , to clear himself under interrogation ; or so he says . He could prove that he had in fact been a prisoner of the Turks , a fate which would not fail to arouse sympathy whether in a Catholic or a ...
For he was able , here as at Padua , to clear himself under interrogation ; or so he says . He could prove that he had in fact been a prisoner of the Turks , a fate which would not fail to arouse sympathy whether in a Catholic or a ...
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I hoped that he might be able to bring me in touch with my mother , but this , alas , did not happen ; though other people in the room were given messages from those dear to them . Impressed by what I had witnessed , I talked afterwards ...
I hoped that he might be able to bring me in touch with my mother , but this , alas , did not happen ; though other people in the room were given messages from those dear to them . Impressed by what I had witnessed , I talked afterwards ...
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| Tittel | Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 304 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Utgiver | William Blackwood, 1968 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 17. des 2008 |
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