 ... ran gurgling down from the higher points of the hill, at no great distance from the hut, had not the brown flush on his dark features, and the increasing fire in his eye, led to the suspicion, that somewhat else had crept into the cup of the saint...  Arzoomund - Página 67por Mary Martha Sherwood - 1829 - 101 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...certain draughts from his brass cup, which might have passed for the produce of a pure rivulet that ran gurgling down from the higher points of the hill,...immense dishes of rice had disappeared before Ram Cpokop and his visiters, and the crows had been supplied with what was left in the dishes, when Arzoomund,... | |
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