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The distant hill always appears steep. As we were sailing out of Falmouth the
ships and the shore seemed to dance — like a dream. At sea I saw a hen eating
the egg she had just laidl An old sailor described a marvellously fine snow-storm
to ...
The distant hill always appears steep. As we were sailing out of Falmouth the
ships and the shore seemed to dance — like a dream. At sea I saw a hen eating
the egg she had just laidl An old sailor described a marvellously fine snow-storm
to ...
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The father of Willows early leaved , and their young these children is a Guebre ,
rather a Sabean , leaves green . one driven into mountain seclusion ; the | The
distant hill always appears steep . children necessarily become enthusiasts ; if As
...
The father of Willows early leaved , and their young these children is a Guebre ,
rather a Sabean , leaves green . one driven into mountain seclusion ; the | The
distant hill always appears steep . children necessarily become enthusiasts ; if As
...
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The lake perfectly still in a mild clear day ; but at once a motion “ Sou la cicala col
nojoso metro began upon it between the Crag and Stable Fra i densi rami del
fronzuto stelo hill , as if an infinite number of the smallest Le valli ei monti assorda
...
The lake perfectly still in a mild clear day ; but at once a motion “ Sou la cicala col
nojoso metro began upon it between the Crag and Stable Fra i densi rami del
fronzuto stelo hill , as if an infinite number of the smallest Le valli ei monti assorda
...
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... leaves green . one driven into mountain seclusion ; the The distant hill always
appears steep . children necessarily become enthusiasts ; if As we were sailing
out of Falmouth the they see other human beings they at least ships and the
shore ...
... leaves green . one driven into mountain seclusion ; the The distant hill always
appears steep . children necessarily become enthusiasts ; if As we were sailing
out of Falmouth the they see other human beings they at least ships and the
shore ...
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The lake perfectly still in a mild clear day ; but at once a motion began upon it
between the Crag and Stable hill, as if an infinite number of the smallest
conceivable fish were lashing it with their tails. What could possibly occasion this,
neither I, ...
The lake perfectly still in a mild clear day ; but at once a motion began upon it
between the Crag and Stable hill, as if an infinite number of the smallest
conceivable fish were lashing it with their tails. What could possibly occasion this,
neither I, ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Southey's Common-place Book, Volumen4 Southey's Common-place Book, John Wood Warter |
| Autor | Robert Southey |
| Editor | John Wood Warter |
| Editor | Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1851 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 27 Jun. 2005 |
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