Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 96W. Blackwood., 1864 |
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... gold , so closely does it stick to the fingers of all who handle it . However , Prince Couza can't last for ever ; and even if he is not more honest than a priest , he has at least the merit of having broken down a system of robbery and ...
... gold , so closely does it stick to the fingers of all who handle it . However , Prince Couza can't last for ever ; and even if he is not more honest than a priest , he has at least the merit of having broken down a system of robbery and ...
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... gold in this crushed and crumbled rock ! how eagerly do we peer to catch one glittering grain that shall whisper to us of wealth hereafter ! Surely , thought he , Alice is too good and too true - hearted to give me even this much of ...
... gold in this crushed and crumbled rock ! how eagerly do we peer to catch one glittering grain that shall whisper to us of wealth hereafter ! Surely , thought he , Alice is too good and too true - hearted to give me even this much of ...
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... gold , silver , copper , tin , and even iron . In astronomi- cal science , also , they were well ad- vanced ; and to the astonishment of the Spaniards , they possessed a calendar more perfect than that of Greece and Rome , or even than ...
... gold , silver , copper , tin , and even iron . In astronomi- cal science , also , they were well ad- vanced ; and to the astonishment of the Spaniards , they possessed a calendar more perfect than that of Greece and Rome , or even than ...
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... gold , were wrung from Mexico by force of arms ; and the vast ter- ritory now known as New Mexico was ceded to the overbearing Cabinet of Washington for a trifling sum of money . Mexico was fast disappear- ing from the map . The still ...
... gold , were wrung from Mexico by force of arms ; and the vast ter- ritory now known as New Mexico was ceded to the overbearing Cabinet of Washington for a trifling sum of money . Mexico was fast disappear- ing from the map . The still ...
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... gold and silver by adding large- ly to the supplies of the latter metal . Let us hope also that , as soon as the finances of the State permit , the Emperor will seek to restore his capital - the noblest city which the Spaniards ever ...
... gold and silver by adding large- ly to the supplies of the latter metal . Let us hope also that , as soon as the finances of the State permit , the Emperor will seek to restore his capital - the noblest city which the Spaniards ever ...
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