The North British Review, 40-41. sējumiLeonard Scott & Company, 1864 |
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... interest in the birds themselves , and more so from their being subjects of contro- versy . We believe the observation of the water - ousel walking at the bottom of the water is still questioned . The manner in which the woodcock ...
... interest in the birds themselves , and more so from their being subjects of contro- versy . We believe the observation of the water - ousel walking at the bottom of the water is still questioned . The manner in which the woodcock ...
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... interest on the beautiful coast of Normandy . Looking down from the height of Avranches over the Bay of Cancale , with the romantic island - fortress of Mont St. Michel in full view , with a long range of sands teeming with fish and ...
... interest on the beautiful coast of Normandy . Looking down from the height of Avranches over the Bay of Cancale , with the romantic island - fortress of Mont St. Michel in full view , with a long range of sands teeming with fish and ...
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... interest at an like manner , and with perfect analogy , the acre of ground which is your own . There is town man relishes rural scenes most keenly . something quite remarkable about your own The " Country Parson " had once lived in You ...
... interest at an like manner , and with perfect analogy , the acre of ground which is your own . There is town man relishes rural scenes most keenly . something quite remarkable about your own The " Country Parson " had once lived in You ...
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... interest the paper proves in - law's , who keeps foxhounds , but hardly in subjects of natural history - in times hunts , and leaves their management to me , and habits of animals , from deer to we have the kennels and drafts to put in ...
... interest the paper proves in - law's , who keeps foxhounds , but hardly in subjects of natural history - in times hunts , and leaves their management to me , and habits of animals , from deer to we have the kennels and drafts to put in ...
39. lappuse
... interest to us - a mind so widely informed with learn- ing and subtile thought , and possess a value very different to that which belongs to those of the mere shallow and fantastic crotchet - monger . The question , too , as to ...
... interest to us - a mind so widely informed with learn- ing and subtile thought , and possess a value very different to that which belongs to those of the mere shallow and fantastic crotchet - monger . The question , too , as to ...
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