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Col, for he must be named by his possessions, hearing that our intention was to
visit Jona, offered to conduct us to his chief, Sir Allan Maclean, who lived in the
isle of Inch Kenneth, and would readily find us a convenient passage. From this ...
Col, for he must be named by his possessions, hearing that our intention was to
visit Jona, offered to conduct us to his chief, Sir Allan Maclean, who lived in the
isle of Inch Kenneth, and would readily find us a convenient passage. From this ...
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Its only inhabitants were Sir Allan Maclean and two young ladies, his daughters,
with their servants. Romance does not often exhibit a scene that strikes the
imagination more than this little desert in these depths of western obscurity,
occupied ...
Its only inhabitants were Sir Allan Maclean and two young ladies, his daughters,
with their servants. Romance does not often exhibit a scene that strikes the
imagination more than this little desert in these depths of western obscurity,
occupied ...
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Having wandered over those extensive plains, we committed ourselves again to
the winds and waters ; and after a voyage of about ten minutes, in which we met
with nothing very observable, were again safe upon dry ground. We told Sir Allan
...
Having wandered over those extensive plains, we committed ourselves again to
the winds and waters ; and after a voyage of about ten minutes, in which we met
with nothing very observable, were again safe upon dry ground. We told Sir Allan
...
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Sir Allan, to whom the whole region was well known, told us of a very remarkable
cave, to which he would show us the way. We had been disappointed already by
one cave, and were not much elevated by the expectation of another. It was yet ...
Sir Allan, to whom the whole region was well known, told us of a very remarkable
cave, to which he would show us the way. We had been disappointed already by
one cave, and were not much elevated by the expectation of another. It was yet ...
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This place was chosen by Sir Allan for our dinner. We were easily
accommodated with seats, for the stones were of all heights, and refreshed
ourselves and our boatmen, who could have no other rest till we were at Icolmkill.
The evening was ...
This place was chosen by Sir Allan for our dinner. We were easily
accommodated with seats, for the stones were of all heights, and refreshed
ourselves and our boatmen, who could have no other rest till we were at Icolmkill.
The evening was ...
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| Título | The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8 The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes |
| Autores | Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy |
| Editor | William Durell, 1811 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Columbia |
| Digitalizado | 18 Feb. 2009 |
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