Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... half an hour later . The great stream was more than half a mile in width and flowing at about four knots , and the depth , as subsequent soundings disclosed , averaged two and a half fathoms from bank to bank . Directly north we looked ...
... half an hour later . The great stream was more than half a mile in width and flowing at about four knots , and the depth , as subsequent soundings disclosed , averaged two and a half fathoms from bank to bank . Directly north we looked ...
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... half a mile of another already con- structed it promptly drew off half the supply ; and it was proved by the expensive method . of trial and error that only one well could be bored in every square mile . Moreover , the wells the company ...
... half a mile of another already con- structed it promptly drew off half the supply ; and it was proved by the expensive method . of trial and error that only one well could be bored in every square mile . Moreover , the wells the company ...
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... half - barbarian Tsar of Muscovy , Peter - later called the Great . The Swedish ministers were not unnaturally ... half millions , or less than half the number dwelling in the much more restricted Sweden of today . We are , perhaps , too ...
... half - barbarian Tsar of Muscovy , Peter - later called the Great . The Swedish ministers were not unnaturally ... half millions , or less than half the number dwelling in the much more restricted Sweden of today . We are , perhaps , too ...
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MEMORIES OF THE DEER FORESTS BY H MORTIMER BATTEN 482 | 307 |
PATROLLING A FRONTIER BY CLELAND SCOTT 492 | 326 |
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