Parley's Magazine, Том 5C.S. Francis & Company, 1837 |
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... took a lantern and con- ducted me , through the fields , half a mile to the house of his father , who consent- ed to keep me till the sabbath was over . You may easily guess that I rejoiced , after wandering an hour or two in the dark ...
... took a lantern and con- ducted me , through the fields , half a mile to the house of his father , who consent- ed to keep me till the sabbath was over . You may easily guess that I rejoiced , after wandering an hour or two in the dark ...
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... took passage in a boat which I found there , for Gwyn's Island , a small island in the Chesapeake bay , near the mouth of the Pyanketank river . My adventures on this island I will re- late in my next letter . Yours , & c . RICHARD ...
... took passage in a boat which I found there , for Gwyn's Island , a small island in the Chesapeake bay , near the mouth of the Pyanketank river . My adventures on this island I will re- late in my next letter . Yours , & c . RICHARD ...
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... a wooden cross . In a word , reader , he was engaged in prayer . My curiosity having been raised , I be- took myself to my boat , landed on the rock , and scrambled to the place , where I found the man still on his knees . When.
... a wooden cross . In a word , reader , he was engaged in prayer . My curiosity having been raised , I be- took myself to my boat , landed on the rock , and scrambled to the place , where I found the man still on his knees . When.
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... took up his bowl , and went off I knew not whither . No sooner had he and his strange dogs disappeared , than I went out also , to breathe the fresh air , and gaze on the wild and majestic scenery around . I was struck with the ...
... took up his bowl , and went off I knew not whither . No sooner had he and his strange dogs disappeared , than I went out also , to breathe the fresh air , and gaze on the wild and majestic scenery around . I was struck with the ...
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... hands before him . The monarch , startled at this solemn appeal , dismounted , and said , “ O , moth- er , I dare not meet thee on that bridge ; say on , and I will do thee ample justice 21 ishing his slave , took care that she THE.
... hands before him . The monarch , startled at this solemn appeal , dismounted , and said , “ O , moth- er , I dare not meet thee on that bridge ; say on , and I will do thee ample justice 21 ishing his slave , took care that she THE.
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