Scribner's Magazine ..., 第 16 卷C. Scribner's sons, 1894 |
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第 38 頁
... hand in hand . A few of the Indians speak a little Spanish , but the majority do not ; and in the most remote parts of the barrancas are found several thousand genuine pagans , called Gentiles by the Mexicans , who do not associate with ...
... hand in hand . A few of the Indians speak a little Spanish , but the majority do not ; and in the most remote parts of the barrancas are found several thousand genuine pagans , called Gentiles by the Mexicans , who do not associate with ...
第 40 頁
... hand and pressed it against his head for a little while . He then , all the time in silence , carried my hand backward and brought my fingers in contact with a small protuberance on his back ; now was the chance of find- ing out ...
... hand and pressed it against his head for a little while . He then , all the time in silence , carried my hand backward and brought my fingers in contact with a small protuberance on his back ; now was the chance of find- ing out ...
第 57 頁
... hand that held the stone , while word followed word , the speaker made a slow upward gesture . But at the last word the stone dropped , the pistol was in March's hand , it flashed up and then down , and the drunkard , blinded and ...
... hand that held the stone , while word followed word , the speaker made a slow upward gesture . But at the last word the stone dropped , the pistol was in March's hand , it flashed up and then down , and the drunkard , blinded and ...
第 58 頁
... hand it to me ! Now my hat ! ' Ever mind yours ! Now that sign . ' The corners of the tin still held two small nails . " " " Now stand back again . " March thrust a finger into his vest - pocket . " I had a thumb - tack . " He found it ...
... hand it to me ! Now my hat ! ' Ever mind yours ! Now that sign . ' The corners of the tin still held two small nails . " " " Now stand back again . " March thrust a finger into his vest - pocket . " I had a thumb - tack . " He found it ...
第 59 頁
... hands " that's only sometimes , and that's very best I can say . " the They walked slowly . The wind had ceased . By ... hand of a friend . It shan't compromise you . " With head up and eyes widened John gazed at the friendly , cynical ...
... hands " that's only sometimes , and that's very best I can say . " the They walked slowly . The wind had ceased . By ... hand of a friend . It shan't compromise you . " With head up and eyes widened John gazed at the friendly , cynical ...
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第 50 頁 - All mankind by their fall lost communion with God, are under his wrath and curse, and so made liable to all the miseries of this life, to death itself, and to the pains of hell for ever.