Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, 30 tomas;52 tomasScribner & Company, 1896 |
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... felt . Mountains fifty or sixty miles away stand out clearly enough to enable all the wealth of their color and all the delicacy of their outlines to be perceived ; and the eye realizes , by the exquisitely fine change of color tinge ...
... felt . Mountains fifty or sixty miles away stand out clearly enough to enable all the wealth of their color and all the delicacy of their outlines to be perceived ; and the eye realizes , by the exquisitely fine change of color tinge ...
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... felt that Napoleon's power must not be allowed time for further consoli- dation , the government concluded to strike while his difficulties in Spain were at their height . Although the Czar had left Erfurt in an anxious mood , he was ...
... felt that Napoleon's power must not be allowed time for further consoli- dation , the government concluded to strike while his difficulties in Spain were at their height . Although the Czar had left Erfurt in an anxious mood , he was ...
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... felt that the South could not fail ; success was certain , though how , when , or in what way , he did not know : he was no analyst . Many possibilities flitted across his mind : Johnston would re- treat to the mountains , Davis would ...
... felt that the South could not fail ; success was certain , though how , when , or in what way , he did not know : he was no analyst . Many possibilities flitted across his mind : Johnston would re- treat to the mountains , Davis would ...
115 psl.
... felt , he could talk about his trouble with perfect equa- nimity , and I often wondered how qui- etly he took it , and how cheerfully he would tell me that he was fearfully de- pressed . That even- ing I had been put- ting the chances ...
... felt , he could talk about his trouble with perfect equa- nimity , and I often wondered how qui- etly he took it , and how cheerfully he would tell me that he was fearfully de- pressed . That even- ing I had been put- ting the chances ...
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... felt would be to take the first train the next day for Granada , and to wait until we were in the Sierra Nevada , cool under their « eter- nal snows , » to begin our journey into the land of adventure . We had come to this conclusion by ...
... felt would be to take the first train the next day for Granada , and to wait until we were in the Sierra Nevada , cool under their « eter- nal snows , » to begin our journey into the land of adventure . We had come to this conclusion by ...
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