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... directly opposite to one another , looking like a single village with a stream
running through , and I said to myself , “ These people would not have built in this
manner , unless there were some means of communication from side to side .
... directly opposite to one another , looking like a single village with a stream
running through , and I said to myself , “ These people would not have built in this
manner , unless there were some means of communication from side to side .
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... in the very midst of the storm that raged against it , the persecuted side . One of
these converts was Jean Bion , the chaplain of the ' La Superbe ' galley , who has
recorded in his touching narrative , published in London and at Amsterdam in ...
... in the very midst of the storm that raged against it , the persecuted side . One of
these converts was Jean Bion , the chaplain of the ' La Superbe ' galley , who has
recorded in his touching narrative , published in London and at Amsterdam in ...
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On either side of each galley were twenty - five tiers or benches , to each of which
was attached a long and heavy oar , pulled by six convicts , who were chained by
one leg to their bench . The complement of rowers to each galley was 300 , of ...
On either side of each galley were twenty - five tiers or benches , to each of which
was attached a long and heavy oar , pulled by six convicts , who were chained by
one leg to their bench . The complement of rowers to each galley was 300 , of ...
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... two more on the opposite side . A powerful Turk , stripped to the waist ,
scourged with all his force the bare back of the prostrate victim , the Comite ,
thong in hand , standing by and stimulating the Turk in his turn , if he detected
any relaxation ...
... two more on the opposite side . A powerful Turk , stripped to the waist ,
scourged with all his force the bare back of the prostrate victim , the Comite ,
thong in hand , standing by and stimulating the Turk in his turn , if he detected
any relaxation ...
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And however much the enemy might be inclined to spare those whose
sympathies were probably on his side , he could hardly disregard the fact that , to
disable those who constituted the motive power of the vessel was in fact to place
the ...
And however much the enemy might be inclined to spare those whose
sympathies were probably on his side , he could hardly disregard the fact that , to
disable those who constituted the motive power of the vessel was in fact to place
the ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen120 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Sir John Murray, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1866 |
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