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... river again , which is in this place about 10 three hundred yards wide . Evening now draw- ing on , I was anxious to reach some high bank of the river , where I intended to lodge ; and agreeably to my wishes , I soon discovered on the ...
... river again , which is in this place about 10 three hundred yards wide . Evening now draw- ing on , I was anxious to reach some high bank of the river , where I intended to lodge ; and agreeably to my wishes , I soon discovered on the ...
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... river by him , for when again through excessive fatigue I had fallen asleep , but was again awakened by the screaming owl , I found the monster on the top of the bank , his head towards me , not above two yards distant ; when starting ...
... river by him , for when again through excessive fatigue I had fallen asleep , but was again awakened by the screaming owl , I found the monster on the top of the bank , his head towards me , not above two yards distant ; when starting ...
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... river wound as it should wind ; Their place the mountains took ; The white torn fringes of their clouds Wore no unwonted look . Yet ne'er before that river's rim Was pressed by feet of mine , Never before mine eyes had crossed That ...
... river wound as it should wind ; Their place the mountains took ; The white torn fringes of their clouds Wore no unwonted look . Yet ne'er before that river's rim Was pressed by feet of mine , Never before mine eyes had crossed That ...
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JOHN SMITH 15801631 | 3 |
THOMAS MORTON ?15751646 | 12 |
MICHAEL WIGGLESWORTH 16311705 | 21 |
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