Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... river Thames forces its way towards the east . The range of chalk hills fronts the north - west in a lofty ridge , sometimes carrying clay - crowned summits to an alti- tude of 900 feet , and slopes away towards the south - east in undu ...
... river Thames forces its way towards the east . The range of chalk hills fronts the north - west in a lofty ridge , sometimes carrying clay - crowned summits to an alti- tude of 900 feet , and slopes away towards the south - east in undu ...
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... river forming a lagoon reached up to the highway and the cottages whose name still records its limit . In the bed of the river , and in the rich soil of the valley around it , as well as upon the adjoining hills , abundant remains of ...
... river forming a lagoon reached up to the highway and the cottages whose name still records its limit . In the bed of the river , and in the rich soil of the valley around it , as well as upon the adjoining hills , abundant remains of ...
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... river Murray , and parallel with that stream , in a general way , so that any straggling rabbits from Victoria , crossing the river , should be dealt with ere they got too far out . I may here particularly point out that that fence must ...
... river Murray , and parallel with that stream , in a general way , so that any straggling rabbits from Victoria , crossing the river , should be dealt with ere they got too far out . I may here particularly point out that that fence must ...
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