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They may be seen there , speck- ling the white surface on which they have fallen , and are probably picked up by the snow - bird , and constitute his food . There are no bears or wolves to be seen in traversing this district of the Alps ...
They may be seen there , speck- ling the white surface on which they have fallen , and are probably picked up by the snow - bird , and constitute his food . There are no bears or wolves to be seen in traversing this district of the Alps ...
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He never could have seen the cavalry in its glory , or he would not have had the heart to dissolve it . But though the state bé unmindful of the gay and gallant body , and though the troop be no longer in the present tense or the ...
He never could have seen the cavalry in its glory , or he would not have had the heart to dissolve it . But though the state bé unmindful of the gay and gallant body , and though the troop be no longer in the present tense or the ...
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One or two varieties of kangaroos were seen on the main land , and a small variety was very numerous on Rothenest Island . In the woods , the howling of the na- tive dogs was heard , though none were seen . Iguanas and land tor- toises ...
One or two varieties of kangaroos were seen on the main land , and a small variety was very numerous on Rothenest Island . In the woods , the howling of the na- tive dogs was heard , though none were seen . Iguanas and land tor- toises ...
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| Title | New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 25 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | E. W. Allen, 1829 |
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