The Saturday Magazine, Volume 3John William Parker, 1834 - Periodicals |
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... shore in the long - boat , but not meeting with so desirable a place for watering as they ex- pected , some of the men entered the woods in search of the " Quick freshes , " while others proceeded along shore to find one less ...
... shore in the long - boat , but not meeting with so desirable a place for watering as they ex- pected , some of the men entered the woods in search of the " Quick freshes , " while others proceeded along shore to find one less ...
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... shore at some part of the island . Towards evening he was seized with a most painful sickness , and felt cold and disheartened ; he had four - footed animal . not seen during this day any The night set in dark and rainy , and he took up ...
... shore at some part of the island . Towards evening he was seized with a most painful sickness , and felt cold and disheartened ; he had four - footed animal . not seen during this day any The night set in dark and rainy , and he took up ...
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... shore , and , when he beheld the ship come fairly into the bay , and anchor , a boat hoisted out , and pull with long and rapid strokes towards him , he fell overpowered upon the sand . On the boat reaching the shore , the poor fellow ...
... shore , and , when he beheld the ship come fairly into the bay , and anchor , a boat hoisted out , and pull with long and rapid strokes towards him , he fell overpowered upon the sand . On the boat reaching the shore , the poor fellow ...
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... shores of Asia , by sailing continually to the West , and in so doing discovered the New World . The Portuguese navigator , by patiently pursuing the Coast of Africa , and at length doubling the Cape , which terminates this continent on ...
... shores of Asia , by sailing continually to the West , and in so doing discovered the New World . The Portuguese navigator , by patiently pursuing the Coast of Africa , and at length doubling the Cape , which terminates this continent on ...
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... shore by an embankment , upwards of 2000 feet in length . The length of the bridge , between the supporting towers , is 327 feet , and the height of the roadway , above high water of spring - tides , about 15 feet . An additional ...
... shore by an embankment , upwards of 2000 feet in length . The length of the bridge , between the supporting towers , is 327 feet , and the height of the roadway , above high water of spring - tides , about 15 feet . An additional ...
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