Hunt's Yachting Magazine, Том 6Hunt, 1857 |
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... once I gladly bore , In search of FRANKLIN and his men , From Albion's happy shore . And there amidst those frozen seas , Amidst that awful gloom Methought ' twould be my lot to find , A solitary tomb . But , one bright morn o'er icy ...
... once I gladly bore , In search of FRANKLIN and his men , From Albion's happy shore . And there amidst those frozen seas , Amidst that awful gloom Methought ' twould be my lot to find , A solitary tomb . But , one bright morn o'er icy ...
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... once more . It was a bright , a happy land , I saw far o'er the wave , Peopled with men , like Englishmen- As proud , as bold , as brave . And oft I heard those good folks speak Dear Albion of thee , And bless their lot that they had ...
... once more . It was a bright , a happy land , I saw far o'er the wave , Peopled with men , like Englishmen- As proud , as bold , as brave . And oft I heard those good folks speak Dear Albion of thee , And bless their lot that they had ...
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... once the correctness of Mr. Smith's conclusion . We were told further that the anchorage is excellent , and that our schooner could enter the harbour without difficulty . We next enquired the ancient name of the island of Gozzo , and he ...
... once the correctness of Mr. Smith's conclusion . We were told further that the anchorage is excellent , and that our schooner could enter the harbour without difficulty . We next enquired the ancient name of the island of Gozzo , and he ...
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... once more of the Turks and Greeks who had dropped in , by telling them that we were going to worship . Nicephorus and one other man re- mained , and seemed pleased at our proceeding . We sung the 23rd Psalm , which sounded very sweet in ...
... once more of the Turks and Greeks who had dropped in , by telling them that we were going to worship . Nicephorus and one other man re- mained , and seemed pleased at our proceeding . We sung the 23rd Psalm , which sounded very sweet in ...
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... once that it was two hours walk to the eastward , close to Cape Leonda ; but that it was now a desert place ( topo eremo ) . Mr. Tennent was eager to examine it ; so getting underway , we ran along the coast before a S.W. wind . Cape ...
... once that it was two hours walk to the eastward , close to Cape Leonda ; but that it was now a desert place ( topo eremo ) . Mr. Tennent was eager to examine it ; so getting underway , we ran along the coast before a S.W. wind . Cape ...
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