Blackwood's Magazine, 31. kötetW. Blackwood., 1832 |
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... rivers of human thought have been turned by their source ; the poison has mingled with the fountains of knowledge , and in- stead of its waters flowing in a deep and healthful stream , covering the frontiers of civilisation from the in ...
... rivers of human thought have been turned by their source ; the poison has mingled with the fountains of knowledge , and in- stead of its waters flowing in a deep and healthful stream , covering the frontiers of civilisation from the in ...
55. oldal
... river , and gazed with astonishment on the in- numerable shipping . Wondering more and more at the strangeness and immensity of the scene , he thought of returning to where he had slept . Just as he was leaving the river , he saw ...
... river , and gazed with astonishment on the in- numerable shipping . Wondering more and more at the strangeness and immensity of the scene , he thought of returning to where he had slept . Just as he was leaving the river , he saw ...
56. oldal
... river . " - " Was the other bed in the same room occu- pied ? " - " Yes ; a gentleman slept in it . " - " You saw no more of the prisoner that night . Well , in the morning , when did you see him ? " . " He came down to breakfast , but ...
... river . " - " Was the other bed in the same room occu- pied ? " - " Yes ; a gentleman slept in it . " - " You saw no more of the prisoner that night . Well , in the morning , when did you see him ? " . " He came down to breakfast , but ...
57. oldal
... river , when they were dragging for the corpse , told very much against him . That witness stated , that the prisoner turned very pale when he saw what they were about ; and after seeming excessively agitated for a long while , had said ...
... river , when they were dragging for the corpse , told very much against him . That witness stated , that the prisoner turned very pale when he saw what they were about ; and after seeming excessively agitated for a long while , had said ...
58. oldal
... river , and entered upon the open sea , which was hea ving under a pretty tolerable breeze Sam's feelings were of a very dif ferent nature from those of pleasure After various ineffectual attempts to enjoy himself below , he felt that ...
... river , and entered upon the open sea , which was hea ving under a pretty tolerable breeze Sam's feelings were of a very dif ferent nature from those of pleasure After various ineffectual attempts to enjoy himself below , he felt that ...
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