Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 192W. Blackwood, 1912 - Scotland |
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... poor rejoiced and the guilty suffered . It might be thought that , however right and expedient it might be to introduce law and order among a fierce and fanatical race of Moslems , yet the time could not come for many years when it ...
... poor rejoiced and the guilty suffered . It might be thought that , however right and expedient it might be to introduce law and order among a fierce and fanatical race of Moslems , yet the time could not come for many years when it ...
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... poor people in various stages of disease , and from many places . There were Sikhs and Hindus , but the majority were Pathans . With one of the latter , who seemed convalescent and inclined to be conversational , I had some talk in ...
... poor people in various stages of disease , and from many places . There were Sikhs and Hindus , but the majority were Pathans . With one of the latter , who seemed convalescent and inclined to be conversational , I had some talk in ...
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... poor woman had been left executrix and intrusted with the whole responsibility for winding up Leicester's affairs , which were in confusion . He owed , as he confessed in his will , he knew not how many thousands more than twenty ...
... poor woman had been left executrix and intrusted with the whole responsibility for winding up Leicester's affairs , which were in confusion . He owed , as he confessed in his will , he knew not how many thousands more than twenty ...
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... poor - spirited indeed if the fate of his friend had de- terred him from trying his fortune on the sea . The memory of Cavendish's first success was sure to overbear the more recent proof that the gold which glittered in the South Seas ...
... poor - spirited indeed if the fate of his friend had de- terred him from trying his fortune on the sea . The memory of Cavendish's first success was sure to overbear the more recent proof that the gold which glittered in the South Seas ...
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... poor . On the Main the settle- ments were even smaller . Wages , time , and health wore away , and nothing was done because there was nothing to do except to take formal possession of Trinidad . This Dudley did , and perhaps that is why ...
... poor . On the Main the settle- ments were even smaller . Wages , time , and health wore away , and nothing was done because there was nothing to do except to take formal possession of Trinidad . This Dudley did , and perhaps that is why ...
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