Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 285W. Blackwood, 1959 |
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... land to port was Anticosti Island , less than half - way across the estuary . By afternoon the passage had narrowed and the land had steepened ; detail in the forest to starboard could be seen from our rail - water- falls and ...
... land to port was Anticosti Island , less than half - way across the estuary . By afternoon the passage had narrowed and the land had steepened ; detail in the forest to starboard could be seen from our rail - water- falls and ...
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... land , he moved a thousand feet above flood - level and built his house in the shelter of the saddle . From the pinnacle of his sheep - walks the young shep- herd could look west into the mys- terious waste - lands ' lying beyond the ...
... land , he moved a thousand feet above flood - level and built his house in the shelter of the saddle . From the pinnacle of his sheep - walks the young shep- herd could look west into the mys- terious waste - lands ' lying beyond the ...
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... land being flat and featureless lent itself well to geometric division . Parcels of land were inter- sected by long north and south furrows at mile intervals , and again by east and west furrows the same length apart . Each square mile ...
... land being flat and featureless lent itself well to geometric division . Parcels of land were inter- sected by long north and south furrows at mile intervals , and again by east and west furrows the same length apart . Each square mile ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
SUMMIT CONFERENCE BY CHARLES CHENEVIX TRENCH | 288 |
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