Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291William Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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Page 233
... land to emigrants to the North- West Territories . The cost was only ten dollars , and to secure the land the emigrant had to live on it for six months out of each year for three years , build a house , and plough fifteen acres of land ...
... land to emigrants to the North- West Territories . The cost was only ten dollars , and to secure the land the emigrant had to live on it for six months out of each year for three years , build a house , and plough fifteen acres of land ...
Page 434
... land , they came to bring justice , peace and plenty to this dark land and to oust corruption , famine , murder and vice . Many like him never saw their kin or birth - place again . Near his grave , almost it seems under his charge ...
... land , they came to bring justice , peace and plenty to this dark land and to oust corruption , famine , murder and vice . Many like him never saw their kin or birth - place again . Near his grave , almost it seems under his charge ...
Page 465
... land gives place to high land - hills fall back into the cloud - piled western sky . Sometimes , close in , the yellow beaches string along for hours , until blocked by steep cliffs at whose base the surf leaps above the nearer crests ...
... land gives place to high land - hills fall back into the cloud - piled western sky . Sometimes , close in , the yellow beaches string along for hours , until blocked by steep cliffs at whose base the surf leaps above the nearer crests ...
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