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Page 14
... whole stock is placed upon the ground , in the open air , the guests forming a circle , seated around it . The young women place themselves by the men , and begin songs of love or war , of fabulous adventure , or heroic achievement ...
... whole stock is placed upon the ground , in the open air , the guests forming a circle , seated around it . The young women place themselves by the men , and begin songs of love or war , of fabulous adventure , or heroic achievement ...
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... whole territory quite to the sea . We laboured the whole day in drawing a plan of it , exposed to the rays of a burning sun : the venerable Pallas , mean- while , more active than either of us , toiled incessantly , pacing all the ...
... whole territory quite to the sea . We laboured the whole day in drawing a plan of it , exposed to the rays of a burning sun : the venerable Pallas , mean- while , more active than either of us , toiled incessantly , pacing all the ...
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... whole length of it , was marked by a line of mist along the bottom of the valley . Beneath my feet was the town of Caracas , although only its church towers were visible , arising above the light mist in which it lay buried . We entered ...
... whole length of it , was marked by a line of mist along the bottom of the valley . Beneath my feet was the town of Caracas , although only its church towers were visible , arising above the light mist in which it lay buried . We entered ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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