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Pagina 58
... seen as the animal himself . Illusions of this kind are common in the African and Asiatic deserts , as we learn from travellers , and from the lan- guage of poets . They are called by the Persians Sirraub , " water of the desert ; " and ...
... seen as the animal himself . Illusions of this kind are common in the African and Asiatic deserts , as we learn from travellers , and from the lan- guage of poets . They are called by the Persians Sirraub , " water of the desert ; " and ...
Pagina 61
... seen , supposed to indicate the encampment of a party of Indians . To the east lay the great plain , rising as it receded , until in the distant horizon it appeared to mingle with the sky . A little want of transparency in the ...
... seen , supposed to indicate the encampment of a party of Indians . To the east lay the great plain , rising as it receded , until in the distant horizon it appeared to mingle with the sky . A little want of transparency in the ...
Pagina 393
... seen on a girl's sampler : but the design evinces the application of a mature judgment , and a scrupu- lous attention to the habits of the age in the clothes , the armour , and the general equipment . Of the historical inform- ation ...
... seen on a girl's sampler : but the design evinces the application of a mature judgment , and a scrupu- lous attention to the habits of the age in the clothes , the armour , and the general equipment . Of the historical inform- ation ...
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