“The” Australian Abroad: Branches from the Main Routes Round the World. Ceylon, India, and Egypt, Volumen2Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington, 1880 |
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... follow the crow's example , and fly about in one's room , and use it , too , in ways not always agreeable . Ceylon , it must be remembered , has been washed off from the mainland of India at some distant geological date . The waters ...
... follow the crow's example , and fly about in one's room , and use it , too , in ways not always agreeable . Ceylon , it must be remembered , has been washed off from the mainland of India at some distant geological date . The waters ...
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... follow it . Disease is an incident of life- twinned with it at its birth - that " grows with its growth , and strengthens with its strength " -even if we are one of the ten thousand who suffer but from that old age , with its attendant ...
... follow it . Disease is an incident of life- twinned with it at its birth - that " grows with its growth , and strengthens with its strength " -even if we are one of the ten thousand who suffer but from that old age , with its attendant ...
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... , with their heavy mail bags , who have to fear no coach accidents , with possible coroner's inquests to follow , on no- thing to speak of in the way of remains . A strange stillness -a dead quietude - reigns all around . The hillsides.
... , with their heavy mail bags , who have to fear no coach accidents , with possible coroner's inquests to follow , on no- thing to speak of in the way of remains . A strange stillness -a dead quietude - reigns all around . The hillsides.
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... follows such deeds , and never follows in vain , as witness the poor position to which Portugal has sunk in its present , compared with its prosperous past . This Dondera was an especially fine place , and its great temple was the ...
... follows such deeds , and never follows in vain , as witness the poor position to which Portugal has sunk in its present , compared with its prosperous past . This Dondera was an especially fine place , and its great temple was the ...
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... follow . Yet these men do not value their lives a pin's fee , and dare all the dangers encountered by the adventurous Deal lifeboat men , and that daily . Any mistake they may make is corrected by an enor- mous billow of heaving water ...
... follow . Yet these men do not value their lives a pin's fee , and dare all the dangers encountered by the adventurous Deal lifeboat men , and that daily . Any mistake they may make is corrected by an enor- mous billow of heaving water ...
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