The Juvenile MagazineJ. Dickenson, 1875 |
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... strong posts or wooden pillars . The interior consists of sitting - room , study , bed , and bath - room . Adjoining is an upper room , and under it the pantry and surgery . The cook - house and servants ' rooms are detached . The ...
... strong posts or wooden pillars . The interior consists of sitting - room , study , bed , and bath - room . Adjoining is an upper room , and under it the pantry and surgery . The cook - house and servants ' rooms are detached . The ...
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... strong , while the inhabitants of the South are small and slender . Some of them have dark olive skins , while others have the rich light - brown colour of the natives of Northern Italy . " " How do they dress and live ? " asked May ...
... strong , while the inhabitants of the South are small and slender . Some of them have dark olive skins , while others have the rich light - brown colour of the natives of Northern Italy . " " How do they dress and live ? " asked May ...
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... strong pull and a pull altogether ; and if we do so , instead of our missionary operations having to be circumscribed , our editor will soon have the unspeakable pleasure of telling us that a wider field is being opened . " Haste ...
... strong pull and a pull altogether ; and if we do so , instead of our missionary operations having to be circumscribed , our editor will soon have the unspeakable pleasure of telling us that a wider field is being opened . " Haste ...
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... strong and able - bodied men ) appear to constitute the bone , muscle , and sinew of manual labour on the West Coast of Africa . They are engaged on board the mail steamers at the first opportu- nity , and prove valuable helps to the ...
... strong and able - bodied men ) appear to constitute the bone , muscle , and sinew of manual labour on the West Coast of Africa . They are engaged on board the mail steamers at the first opportu- nity , and prove valuable helps to the ...
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... the side of her Who had loved him once so strong . And so they wended their way slowly Along by the quiet graves , When young and old alike are laid Till the resurrection day . 51 At last they reached their humble cot , Scented with.
... the side of her Who had loved him once so strong . And so they wended their way slowly Along by the quiet graves , When young and old alike are laid Till the resurrection day . 51 At last they reached their humble cot , Scented with.
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