Scribner's Magazine, 30 tomasEdward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Sheppard Dashiell, Harlan Logan Charles Scribners Sons, 1901 |
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... half of the history of our own country . Having no desire to traverse again a bad road , we took an early train , which brought us back to Catania at eight o'clock . Our first visit there was to the " divine artificer , " who found ...
... half of the history of our own country . Having no desire to traverse again a bad road , we took an early train , which brought us back to Catania at eight o'clock . Our first visit there was to the " divine artificer , " who found ...
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... half of this statement we have to judge by gossip , which , as it is very bulky and all to the same point , may well make us believe that when there is so much smoke there must be some fire . For the corroboration of the latter half go ...
... half of this statement we have to judge by gossip , which , as it is very bulky and all to the same point , may well make us believe that when there is so much smoke there must be some fire . For the corroboration of the latter half go ...
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... half a million inhabi- tants behind it , and the acropolis above it with still more temples , must have been a very ... half columns protruding from it . These half columns were not really inde- pendent members . The small blocks com ...
... half a million inhabi- tants behind it , and the acropolis above it with still more temples , must have been a very ... half columns protruding from it . These half columns were not really inde- pendent members . The small blocks com ...
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... half way or more to the temple . The people of the country are filled with wonder at the sight . They recognize the fact that all these blocks were meant for the great temple ; and some of them told an early traveller that the women of ...
... half way or more to the temple . The people of the country are filled with wonder at the sight . They recognize the fact that all these blocks were meant for the great temple ; and some of them told an early traveller that the women of ...
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... half - past six for this place , where I am now happily arrived , it being the longest day's journey I ever made . For all that , I would rather have come thirty miles by stage than the whole dis- tance by railroad , for of all methods ...
... half - past six for this place , where I am now happily arrived , it being the longest day's journey I ever made . For all that , I would rather have come thirty miles by stage than the whole dis- tance by railroad , for of all methods ...
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