The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1831 |
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... observed us , and were soon mounted and at the foot of the mountain , before we could lead our horses down the rocks , which we did with great difficulty . During this time several of the Ras's foot soldiers had de- scended , and were ...
... observed us , and were soon mounted and at the foot of the mountain , before we could lead our horses down the rocks , which we did with great difficulty . During this time several of the Ras's foot soldiers had de- scended , and were ...
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... observed , " he tells me that all Ethiopia is nothing to compare to him , and that I am not so powerful as one of his Allicars , " meaning a gover- nor or commander . " If so , " said the king , " why does he not put an end to all ...
... observed , " he tells me that all Ethiopia is nothing to compare to him , and that I am not so powerful as one of his Allicars , " meaning a gover- nor or commander . " If so , " said the king , " why does he not put an end to all ...
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... observed her shoulders begin to move , and soon afterwards her head and breast , and in less than a quarter of an hour she sat upon her couch . The wild look she had , though sometimes she smiled , made me draw off to a greater distance ...
... observed her shoulders begin to move , and soon afterwards her head and breast , and in less than a quarter of an hour she sat upon her couch . The wild look she had , though sometimes she smiled , made me draw off to a greater distance ...
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... observed it , and did as much as he could do for a brother , to promote his wishes in that respect . In fine , it was to the active interference of Sir Sidney Smith that Junot was indebted for the privilege of being liberated by an ...
... observed it , and did as much as he could do for a brother , to promote his wishes in that respect . In fine , it was to the active interference of Sir Sidney Smith that Junot was indebted for the privilege of being liberated by an ...
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... observed no restraint , but exhibited her discontent in a manner so contemptuous , that Josephine could not put up with it . Christine , an angel of goodness , followed the example of Madame Joseph ; and as to Caroline , she was too ...
... observed no restraint , but exhibited her discontent in a manner so contemptuous , that Josephine could not put up with it . Christine , an angel of goodness , followed the example of Madame Joseph ; and as to Caroline , she was too ...
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