Laura Everingham; Or, The Highlanders of Glen OraRoutledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1864 - 404 страници |
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... mountains the eye becomes so accustomed to their colossal proportions , that all just ideas of size and distance are lost . At its base spread one of those vast ... mountain range , stood a herd of deer , with CHAP PAGE I THE FOSTER BROTHERS.
... mountains the eye becomes so accustomed to their colossal proportions , that all just ideas of size and distance are lost . At its base spread one of those vast ... mountain range , stood a herd of deer , with CHAP PAGE I THE FOSTER BROTHERS.
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James Grant. mountain range , stood a herd of deer , with all their proud antlers visible against the clear bright flush of the sunset sky . Two men were observing them from the rugged bank of one of the watercourses , in which they were ...
James Grant. mountain range , stood a herd of deer , with all their proud antlers visible against the clear bright flush of the sunset sky . Two men were observing them from the rugged bank of one of the watercourses , in which they were ...
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... long miles the Lammas floods had swept them from the spot where he must have perished , Two others went up in October , and in ascending the • mountain were singing merrily ; but the snow came down THE FOSTER - BROTHERS . 5.
... long miles the Lammas floods had swept them from the spot where he must have perished , Two others went up in October , and in ascending the • mountain were singing merrily ; but the snow came down THE FOSTER - BROTHERS . 5.
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James Grant. mountain were singing merrily ; but the snow came down that night , and hid the path ; the cold was ... mountain , we began to descend into the glen in the twilight , and I strove to think no more about the strangers or ...
James Grant. mountain were singing merrily ; but the snow came down that night , and hid the path ; the cold was ... mountain , we began to descend into the glen in the twilight , and I strove to think no more about the strangers or ...
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... mountain weighed upon my heart and tongue ; yet Laura knew my secret- at least I hoped so ; pure devotion and true ... mountains at the risk of his life , and robbing for his support while his own children were starving , THE FOSTER ...
... mountain weighed upon my heart and tongue ; yet Laura knew my secret- at least I hoped so ; pure devotion and true ... mountains at the risk of his life , and robbing for his support while his own children were starving , THE FOSTER ...
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Allan Mac Innon amid arms Bagnio baronet beautiful Black Watch bonnet brave caiques Callum Dhu Captain Clavering Catanagh Celtic Celts CHAPTER charming colonel Craig-na-tuirc dark dear deer devil Dioul Ephraim Snaggs evicted exclaimed eyes face Fanny Clavering father fellow fierce fire Gaelic girl gleam glen Glen Ora Greek hand head heard heart heather heaven Heraclea Highland hills hundred Hussein Iola Jack Belton Jerada knew land Laura Everingham light Loch Mac Fee Mac Ian Mac Innon Mashallah mercy Minnie Miss Clavering Miss Everingham Moolah mother mountain Moustapha never night old Mhari Osmanli pale passed piastres pistol pony poor pretty replied rocks Rodosdchig rose round ruined Scottish sea of Marmora seemed shot Sir Horace smile Snobleigh soldier spirit Stone of Scone stones stood strange terrible terror thought Turkish Turks voice whispered white stag wild Yuze Bashi
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