Calcutta Review, Volume 32University of Calcutta, 1859 |
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Page 12
... position . The sand that is brought down by the rivers hardens under the sur- face of the sea into a concrete , nearly as hard as rock , to touch upon which is fatal to any craft ; but as the waters descending the rivers cut a ...
... position . The sand that is brought down by the rivers hardens under the sur- face of the sea into a concrete , nearly as hard as rock , to touch upon which is fatal to any craft ; but as the waters descending the rivers cut a ...
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... position to take up so as to meet it . Ships at anchor in Cal- cutta though not exposed to the breaking portion of the wave frequent- ly part their cables when struck with the wave . re Standing on the shore during the rapid , rushing ...
... position to take up so as to meet it . Ships at anchor in Cal- cutta though not exposed to the breaking portion of the wave frequent- ly part their cables when struck with the wave . re Standing on the shore during the rapid , rushing ...
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... position . The second or third day of the headache induces a fearful delirium lasting from five to seven whole days and nights with occasional but short lucid intervals , at the end of which period the brain being heavily effused the ...
... position . The second or third day of the headache induces a fearful delirium lasting from five to seven whole days and nights with occasional but short lucid intervals , at the end of which period the brain being heavily effused the ...
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... position they drop into the water by scores when disturbed by a boat or a steamer passing , or they may be seen floundering about upon the black mud where they lie in hundreds sunning their little ugly bodies . The Periopthalmus is ...
... position they drop into the water by scores when disturbed by a boat or a steamer passing , or they may be seen floundering about upon the black mud where they lie in hundreds sunning their little ugly bodies . The Periopthalmus is ...
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... position be- came more and more critical , and just before Havelock joined us , we well recollect how anxious Major Renaud was to capture Futtehpore before that General reached us , it having been re- ported to us that it was only ...
... position be- came more and more critical , and just before Havelock joined us , we well recollect how anxious Major Renaud was to capture Futtehpore before that General reached us , it having been re- ported to us that it was only ...
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