The Polar star, being a continuation of 'The Extractor', of entertainment and popular science, 第 1 卷1829 |
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... round the pulpit , and those who were " under conviction " brought into it . Some continued screaming and calling for mercy until they sunk under the violence of their excitement and fell upon the ground , motionless and ap . parently ...
... round the pulpit , and those who were " under conviction " brought into it . Some continued screaming and calling for mercy until they sunk under the violence of their excitement and fell upon the ground , motionless and ap . parently ...
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... round the bed was the maximum of woollen integument allowed for protecting the feet of the midnight wanderer from his couch ; and , in the staircases of the fairest mansions , a like slip meandered down the centre of the flight of steps ...
... round the bed was the maximum of woollen integument allowed for protecting the feet of the midnight wanderer from his couch ; and , in the staircases of the fairest mansions , a like slip meandered down the centre of the flight of steps ...
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... round so as to get on that side of them by which I was to pursue my route . At this moment they made a short bound at me , which I escaped by springing backwards , but still fronting them , and they missed me a second time in the same ...
... round so as to get on that side of them by which I was to pursue my route . At this moment they made a short bound at me , which I escaped by springing backwards , but still fronting them , and they missed me a second time in the same ...
第 17 頁
... round , by preparing a hot bath for me , and a good currie , not to mention a share of his brandy bottle , to compensate for the one which the bear had cost me . Next day he escorted me with his musket on his shoulder to Hambantotte ...
... round , by preparing a hot bath for me , and a good currie , not to mention a share of his brandy bottle , to compensate for the one which the bear had cost me . Next day he escorted me with his musket on his shoulder to Hambantotte ...
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... round at once . But is a sneaking , evasive , half - bred , exceptious sort of conjunction , which comes to pull away the cup just when it is at your lips- It does allay The good precedent - fie but yet ! But yet is as a jailor to bring ...
... round at once . But is a sneaking , evasive , half - bred , exceptious sort of conjunction , which comes to pull away the cup just when it is at your lips- It does allay The good precedent - fie but yet ! But yet is as a jailor to bring ...
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