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Page 160
... thought , in appearance , but which the animal's sagacity or experience recommended as the safer of the two , and where , plunging in , he attained the other side with little difficulty . -we ' I'm glad we're out o ' that moss , ' said ...
... thought , in appearance , but which the animal's sagacity or experience recommended as the safer of the two , and where , plunging in , he attained the other side with little difficulty . -we ' I'm glad we're out o ' that moss , ' said ...
Page 191
... thought was to inquire after the nearest justice of peace , and to place in his hands the treasure of which he had thus unexpectedly become the depositary , telling , at the same time ; his own remark- able story . But a moment's ...
... thought was to inquire after the nearest justice of peace , and to place in his hands the treasure of which he had thus unexpectedly become the depositary , telling , at the same time ; his own remark- able story . But a moment's ...
Page 281
... thought , continuing to follow out the succession of ideas which the scene prompted , ' why is it that some scenes awaken thoughts , which belong as it were to dreams of early and shadowy recollection , such as my old Brahmin Moonshie ...
... thought , continuing to follow out the succession of ideas which the scene prompted , ' why is it that some scenes awaken thoughts , which belong as it were to dreams of early and shadowy recollection , such as my old Brahmin Moonshie ...
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