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From where we stood the country was visible for miles ahead : little green patches of fields surrounded by blackthorn and hazel hedges , clusters of trees where the houses stood and , way beyond , the Galtee Mountains forming a hazy ...
From where we stood the country was visible for miles ahead : little green patches of fields surrounded by blackthorn and hazel hedges , clusters of trees where the houses stood and , way beyond , the Galtee Mountains forming a hazy ...
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As we pulled up to the Rottalsattel the rosy dawn washed over a sea of clouds , and all the mountains of Switzerland stood above them like islands . Then came the morning when we climbed the Jungfrau . At four we slipped along the ...
As we pulled up to the Rottalsattel the rosy dawn washed over a sea of clouds , and all the mountains of Switzerland stood above them like islands . Then came the morning when we climbed the Jungfrau . At four we slipped along the ...
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Ahead of us , towering over the wall itself , stood the Spasskaya Tower , usually called The Clock Tower ' , the upper part of which I had read was built in 1625 by an English architect named Christopher Holloway .
Ahead of us , towering over the wall itself , stood the Spasskaya Tower , usually called The Clock Tower ' , the upper part of which I had read was built in 1625 by an English architect named Christopher Holloway .
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A DAY TO REMEMBER BY HOWARD | 27 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 303 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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