New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, 121. köideHenry Colburn, 1882 |
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Page 65
... described may be traced , when the sound of the old names brings it back to the mind , The falls of Bracklynne described in " Waverley , " 5 Callander Crags . 65.
... described may be traced , when the sound of the old names brings it back to the mind , The falls of Bracklynne described in " Waverley , " 5 Callander Crags . 65.
Page 107
... described ; so long must all appeals to Christians to cultivate harmony among themselves , continue to be what they are at present , a simple waste of language , and petitions for unity among the churches addressed to the Supreme Being ...
... described ; so long must all appeals to Christians to cultivate harmony among themselves , continue to be what they are at present , a simple waste of language , and petitions for unity among the churches addressed to the Supreme Being ...
Page 439
... described as " A fresh habit Of a fashion never seen before , to draw The gallants ' eyes , that sit upon the stage . " This latter class , the " gallants , that sit upon the stage , " their stools , their tobacco , and their pages ...
... described as " A fresh habit Of a fashion never seen before , to draw The gallants ' eyes , that sit upon the stage . " This latter class , the " gallants , that sit upon the stage , " their stools , their tobacco , and their pages ...
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CALLANDER CRAGS By Rosa Mackenzie Kettle | 53 |
GREAT COMPANIES AND TRADING | 71 |
FARMER AND PARSON | 128 |
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