Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 243,Utgave 1471William Blackwood, 1938 |
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... held them back on their III . It was a sharp contrast to find them. to have deserted gale struck them within two days , and they were driven south of 40 ° before the wind backed to westward , enabling them to make a northing and reach ...
... held them back on their III . It was a sharp contrast to find them. to have deserted gale struck them within two days , and they were driven south of 40 ° before the wind backed to westward , enabling them to make a northing and reach ...
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... held three wooden chairs and a large heavy table ; a cupboard ran along one wall . Thin drugget covered part of the floor . There was a fireplace , guarded by a new high fender . Like the fireplace in the parlour , the grate held only ...
... held three wooden chairs and a large heavy table ; a cupboard ran along one wall . Thin drugget covered part of the floor . There was a fireplace , guarded by a new high fender . Like the fireplace in the parlour , the grate held only ...
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... held the torch of Truth - held it high , and passed it on ; to Scotland first , then to England , even to France and the wild mountain land of the Swiss ; a time when Ireland was truly known as the Land of Saints and Scholars -an Age of ...
... held the torch of Truth - held it high , and passed it on ; to Scotland first , then to England , even to France and the wild mountain land of the Swiss ; a time when Ireland was truly known as the Land of Saints and Scholars -an Age of ...
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