The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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67. oldal
... course of the old canal , from the Red Sea to some point of the Nile , it would have to depend on that river , and could at most be supplied with water only during the half year of its eleva- tion , to say nothing of the difficulty of ...
... course of the old canal , from the Red Sea to some point of the Nile , it would have to depend on that river , and could at most be supplied with water only during the half year of its eleva- tion , to say nothing of the difficulty of ...
151. oldal
... course , has it been distinguished by aught that should command the respect of the enlightened and virtuous ; that its pre- cepts were framed to deceive , -its rulers and governors ex- pert only in dissimulation , and the whole theory ...
... course , has it been distinguished by aught that should command the respect of the enlightened and virtuous ; that its pre- cepts were framed to deceive , -its rulers and governors ex- pert only in dissimulation , and the whole theory ...
177. oldal
... course , when a few straggling foot - prints revealed to him the path that another had pursued before him ; and when , at the end of this path , he found the corpse of a brother , exhibiting either the evidence of nature sink- ing ...
... course , when a few straggling foot - prints revealed to him the path that another had pursued before him ; and when , at the end of this path , he found the corpse of a brother , exhibiting either the evidence of nature sink- ing ...
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