Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297William Blackwood, 1965 - England |
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Page 257
He was loved by all who knew him , loved for his many idiosyncrasies , his courage , his great kindly heart and his quiet good humour . “ I have come , " he had said on his arrival , “ to convert the heathen in Canada ; including most ...
He was loved by all who knew him , loved for his many idiosyncrasies , his courage , his great kindly heart and his quiet good humour . “ I have come , " he had said on his arrival , “ to convert the heathen in Canada ; including most ...
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No human agency , as far as I knew , could persuade them to defer that entry , not even medical science . But both Popo and the young woman assured me , and Boysie the Crew assured Fred , that the baby could not possibly be born until ...
No human agency , as far as I knew , could persuade them to defer that entry , not even medical science . But both Popo and the young woman assured me , and Boysie the Crew assured Fred , that the baby could not possibly be born until ...
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I knew the actual path but , as I told the old man , I was well used to hills and mountains and would go and judge for myself what was possible . I rode Paddy straight up the valley , up and up , until the track ended at the last ...
I knew the actual path but , as I told the old man , I was well used to hills and mountains and would go and judge for myself what was possible . I rode Paddy straight up the valley , up and up , until the track ended at the last ...
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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