The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 160William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1939 |
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... strange phenomenon ; and whether anything I have written causes anyone hitherto uninitiated to understand any better than before the fascination of the hobby is for my readers and not me to know . To those still mystified , I would say ...
... strange phenomenon ; and whether anything I have written causes anyone hitherto uninitiated to understand any better than before the fascination of the hobby is for my readers and not me to know . To those still mystified , I would say ...
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... strange , secretive creature . It was not to be expected that such an easy opportunity of inspecting the bird would occur frequently , and for quite a time after that first memorable encounter I endeavoured , in vain , to seek out the ...
... strange , secretive creature . It was not to be expected that such an easy opportunity of inspecting the bird would occur frequently , and for quite a time after that first memorable encounter I endeavoured , in vain , to seek out the ...
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... strange distant tribe of men in what strange dawn of humanity , or by what pain or sacrifice in dragging that enormous weight from the distant quarry where it had been carved , all through the slow centuries it had stood on this bare ...
... strange distant tribe of men in what strange dawn of humanity , or by what pain or sacrifice in dragging that enormous weight from the distant quarry where it had been carved , all through the slow centuries it had stood on this bare ...
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