Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, المجلد 134 |
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And as he looked across the water , his eyes rested sadly on the flag of Albinia , which fluttered above the residence of the representative of the power Albinia . " Oh , Ethiop , " remarked Sammy Sammy , with a sigh , " what a mistake ...
And as he looked across the water , his eyes rested sadly on the flag of Albinia , which fluttered above the residence of the representative of the power Albinia . " Oh , Ethiop , " remarked Sammy Sammy , with a sigh , " what a mistake ...
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It is only just , " said Monsieur Feerie , turning his eyes to heaven , and clasping his hands in an attitude of prayer , and then winking slily , " that we , who are compelled , in obedience to the dictates of our consciences ...
It is only just , " said Monsieur Feerie , turning his eyes to heaven , and clasping his hands in an attitude of prayer , and then winking slily , " that we , who are compelled , in obedience to the dictates of our consciences ...
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... without raising his eyes , and giving himself a little hitch back in his chair , " and for any other repressive Acts of a similar character which have been found useful by the Albinian Government in the magnificent scheme of reform ...
... without raising his eyes , and giving himself a little hitch back in his chair , " and for any other repressive Acts of a similar character which have been found useful by the Albinian Government in the magnificent scheme of reform ...
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Decidedly it was the most pleasant prospect which had opened itself to the expectant eyes of the worthy captain for some months past . Instantly it occurred to his mind that there were several little plans which he would be able to ...
Decidedly it was the most pleasant prospect which had opened itself to the expectant eyes of the worthy captain for some months past . Instantly it occurred to his mind that there were several little plans which he would be able to ...
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We may wander far and wide under other skies , and behold , one after another , the mysteries which our young vision longed to pierce , unfold themselves and disappear like fevered dreams ; but nowhere do the weary eyes rest again upon ...
We may wander far and wide under other skies , and behold , one after another , the mysteries which our young vision longed to pierce , unfold themselves and disappear like fevered dreams ; but nowhere do the weary eyes rest again upon ...
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