Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 28W. Blackwood & Sons, 1830 - Scotland |
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... thing is certain , that , let the bear be killed at what period of the winter he may , our gentleman or lady is always embon- point , nor can you feel his ribs . He . retains his fat from the time he lies down in the early part of ...
... thing is certain , that , let the bear be killed at what period of the winter he may , our gentleman or lady is always embon- point , nor can you feel his ribs . He . retains his fat from the time he lies down in the early part of ...
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... thing , tried the gäll . An enormous bear had killed a cow not many miles dis- tance from Lapp - cottage , where he then had his summer residence . He Ne- erected a gäll near the carcass , con- sisting of a few boughs , so interwo- ven ...
... thing , tried the gäll . An enormous bear had killed a cow not many miles dis- tance from Lapp - cottage , where he then had his summer residence . He Ne- erected a gäll near the carcass , con- sisting of a few boughs , so interwo- ven ...
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... thing but that , aga ; take my word cipices of ice and snow , from which for it . Many a height and hollow is great masses are tumbling every mi- there , many a rocky chasm and ra- nute into the gulf at their feet with vine that would ...
... thing but that , aga ; take my word cipices of ice and snow , from which for it . Many a height and hollow is great masses are tumbling every mi- there , many a rocky chasm and ra- nute into the gulf at their feet with vine that would ...
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... thing , it sharpened that of Gre- goor . " But fortune was adverse to the poor young man , at least in his first attempts . For , applying to a coun- trywoman of his own , a servant in the harem , as a means of communi- cation with his ...
... thing , it sharpened that of Gre- goor . " But fortune was adverse to the poor young man , at least in his first attempts . For , applying to a coun- trywoman of his own , a servant in the harem , as a means of communi- cation with his ...
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... thing , that the distemper was of a very hot nature , and could only be combated successfully by the coldest remedies . Accordingly , iced sherbet and vine- gar were poured down his throat , and broken ice was laid upon his head . His ...
... thing , that the distemper was of a very hot nature , and could only be combated successfully by the coldest remedies . Accordingly , iced sherbet and vine- gar were poured down his throat , and broken ice was laid upon his head . His ...
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