Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 |
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... course increased in the actual voyage by the diverg- ence to Christiansand . In short , for reasons , as I have said , to be afterwards laid down , the direct sail across the North Sea from Scotland to Bergen , is the way to reach the ...
... course increased in the actual voyage by the diverg- ence to Christiansand . In short , for reasons , as I have said , to be afterwards laid down , the direct sail across the North Sea from Scotland to Bergen , is the way to reach the ...
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... course not . But , don't you see , I gave cook these cheques , and she paid the different people . " " And put the difference in her pocket ? " " No , Charlie ; how absurd you are ! She wanted money to pay for the things she got herself ...
... course not . But , don't you see , I gave cook these cheques , and she paid the different people . " " And put the difference in her pocket ? " " No , Charlie ; how absurd you are ! She wanted money to pay for the things she got herself ...
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... course your life will be one of permanent privation , severe strug- gle ; and the probability is that you will not succeed : there will come one or two bad seasons , the farmers will fail to pay , the mortgagee will foreclose , and you ...
... course your life will be one of permanent privation , severe strug- gle ; and the probability is that you will not succeed : there will come one or two bad seasons , the farmers will fail to pay , the mortgagee will foreclose , and you ...
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