Rose-Belford's Canadian Monthly and National Review, Том 2;Том 15Rose-Belford Publishing Company, 1879 |
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... British consul at Islay , a port about fifteen miles higher up the coast , and was now im- patiently expecting its arrival , toge- ther with that of the ready - made pine - wood sheds intended to house the machines . Once a week he went ...
... British consul at Islay , a port about fifteen miles higher up the coast , and was now im- patiently expecting its arrival , toge- ther with that of the ready - made pine - wood sheds intended to house the machines . Once a week he went ...
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... British con- sul informing him that , as it would be dangerous for the ship to approach too near the beach , owing to the heavy surf , her captain had resolved to land the machines on a raft to be composed of the material for the sheds ...
... British con- sul informing him that , as it would be dangerous for the ship to approach too near the beach , owing to the heavy surf , her captain had resolved to land the machines on a raft to be composed of the material for the sheds ...
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... British peasant ? There was one face , however , which grew sadder daily , in thinking of the future the face of Prudence Driver , the librarian . Alan's schemes might have failed , but he remained to her the best 52 THE MONKS OF THELEMA.
... British peasant ? There was one face , however , which grew sadder daily , in thinking of the future the face of Prudence Driver , the librarian . Alan's schemes might have failed , but he remained to her the best 52 THE MONKS OF THELEMA.
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... British Empire aggres- sively up to the Russian , in the be- lief that the two Empires might co- exist in peace , has been reversed in Asia Minor by the defensive alliance with Turkey , and is being , at the same time , reversed by the ...
... British Empire aggres- sively up to the Russian , in the be- lief that the two Empires might co- exist in peace , has been reversed in Asia Minor by the defensive alliance with Turkey , and is being , at the same time , reversed by the ...
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... British constitu- tion is regulated by unwritten usage equal in force to law . He will ad- mit also that British Constitutional usage extends to Canada under the Instrument of Confederation , which provides that Executive authority or ...
... British constitu- tion is regulated by unwritten usage equal in force to law . He will ad- mit also that British Constitutional usage extends to Canada under the Instrument of Confederation , which provides that Executive authority or ...
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