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第11页
... the foot of another, each in turn being attached to the body of the vessel, and
worked into shape. Vessels requiring handles have them most dexterously put on
. A lump of soft glass is drawn out and attached to one part of the vessel, turned, ...
... the foot of another, each in turn being attached to the body of the vessel, and
worked into shape. Vessels requiring handles have them most dexterously put on
. A lump of soft glass is drawn out and attached to one part of the vessel, turned, ...
第78页
... this dragon would drink, And so he did in truth, And as he stooped low, he rose
up and cried — boh And hit him in the mouth. Oh! quoth the dragon, pigs take
thee without, Who disturbed me in my drink ? And then he turned and sneezed at
...
... this dragon would drink, And so he did in truth, And as he stooped low, he rose
up and cried — boh And hit him in the mouth. Oh! quoth the dragon, pigs take
thee without, Who disturbed me in my drink ? And then he turned and sneezed at
...
第79页
But More of More Hall Like a valiant son of a flail As he came like a lout so he turn
'd him about, And gave him a kick on the tail. Oh! quoth the dragon, with his wings
a wagging And turned six times together Sobbing and tearing, cursing and ...
But More of More Hall Like a valiant son of a flail As he came like a lout so he turn
'd him about, And gave him a kick on the tail. Oh! quoth the dragon, with his wings
a wagging And turned six times together Sobbing and tearing, cursing and ...
第119页
In her surprise and fright, she fled precipitately ; but, suddenly recollecting her
child, she swiftly returned full in the face of the Sioux, snatched up her child, and
turned to save its life, more precious to her than her own. She was closely
pursued ...
In her surprise and fright, she fled precipitately ; but, suddenly recollecting her
child, she swiftly returned full in the face of the Sioux, snatched up her child, and
turned to save its life, more precious to her than her own. She was closely
pursued ...
第229页
When she received my shot she lowered her head, and rushed towards me as if
mortally wounded, but suddenly, when within ten paces, turned off again, and
made down the bed of the river, for a short distance, then crossed to the opposite
...
When she received my shot she lowered her head, and rushed towards me as if
mortally wounded, but suddenly, when within ten paces, turned off again, and
made down the bed of the river, for a short distance, then crossed to the opposite
...
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