The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 58Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 420
... Land " in one year , lest the land become deso late , and the beasts of the field multiply against them , " ( ch . 13. ) But it would be easy to show that two millions of persons would be a sparse population in the ex- pected territory ...
... Land " in one year , lest the land become deso late , and the beasts of the field multiply against them , " ( ch . 13. ) But it would be easy to show that two millions of persons would be a sparse population in the ex- pected territory ...
Page 513
... land , while in other places the land gains upon the sea . In the former case it is probable that the sea only gains by means of the treachery of the land , or rather because the water in the land assists its kindred ocean , and betrays ...
... land , while in other places the land gains upon the sea . In the former case it is probable that the sea only gains by means of the treachery of the land , or rather because the water in the land assists its kindred ocean , and betrays ...
Page 514
... land , separated by the land- slip from contact with the main land . It seems as though the sunk portion had gone underneath this mass , or had dis- placed the foundation in such a manner , that it supplied the place with its own rocks ...
... land , separated by the land- slip from contact with the main land . It seems as though the sunk portion had gone underneath this mass , or had dis- placed the foundation in such a manner , that it supplied the place with its own rocks ...
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Maria Aurora von Königsmark | 62 |
Robinson Rev Edward D D | 221 |
Beran General Count | 228 |
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