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And yet more monstrous , yet more incredible was the fact , and a fact it seemed
to be , that the Sultana was waiting alone purposely to receive him . Where were
her attendants , where was the Kislar Aghasi and his black Eunuchs of the Guard
...
And yet more monstrous , yet more incredible was the fact , and a fact it seemed
to be , that the Sultana was waiting alone purposely to receive him . Where were
her attendants , where was the Kislar Aghasi and his black Eunuchs of the Guard
...
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These do not appear to be very generally used , in fact the London Chinese
assured me that they are only fit for children . But the fact seems to be , that in
China they are peculiarly patronised by the hakka gipsies . There are thirty - eight
cards ...
These do not appear to be very generally used , in fact the London Chinese
assured me that they are only fit for children . But the fact seems to be , that in
China they are peculiarly patronised by the hakka gipsies . There are thirty - eight
cards ...
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In fact , he professes to believe that his spirit is too adventurous for him to stay
long in any one place . A year , at the furthest , is all he can endure ; and even
then he begins to feel the monotony somewhat oppressive . If these are indeed
his ...
In fact , he professes to believe that his spirit is too adventurous for him to stay
long in any one place . A year , at the furthest , is all he can endure ; and even
then he begins to feel the monotony somewhat oppressive . If these are indeed
his ...
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New River Travels to the Source of the By PERCY FITZGERALD 559 | 26 |
Pipes A Chapter on By JAMES CASSIDY | 196 |
Poetic Pride By H M SANDERS | 203 |
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| Título | The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 279 Volumes 133-158;Volumes 357-394 de Early English newspapers |
| Editora | F. Jefferies, 1967 |
| Original de | Universidade do Estado da Pensilvânia |
| Digitalizado | 31 Out 2012 |
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