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Page 117
... side by side . The small statue only is of black granite ; the others really look as white and clear , and as free from the injuries of time , as if they were now fresh from the hand of the sculptor . The place is called by the natives ...
... side by side . The small statue only is of black granite ; the others really look as white and clear , and as free from the injuries of time , as if they were now fresh from the hand of the sculptor . The place is called by the natives ...
Page 220
... side of the river Teme , and is elevated about 100 feet above that river , towards which the ground gradually falls . Upon the opposite side of the river rise the Brindgwood hills , having their bases clothed with extensive groves of ...
... side of the river Teme , and is elevated about 100 feet above that river , towards which the ground gradually falls . Upon the opposite side of the river rise the Brindgwood hills , having their bases clothed with extensive groves of ...
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... side . Immediately above the house stood a small wooden building , with a red and white dome , and pillars and win- dows painted on the sides . The name COSMORAMA , which took up half the height of the side fronting us , still left us ...
... side . Immediately above the house stood a small wooden building , with a red and white dome , and pillars and win- dows painted on the sides . The name COSMORAMA , which took up half the height of the side fronting us , still left us ...
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