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... afford no security against his bold and destructive ravages . Besides the fox , the Eagle in the Highlands is said to be a formidable enemy to the sheep - farmer . These birds abound greatly , and are of four different species ; the ...
... afford no security against his bold and destructive ravages . Besides the fox , the Eagle in the Highlands is said to be a formidable enemy to the sheep - farmer . These birds abound greatly , and are of four different species ; the ...
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... afford indications of its depth : but they also seem , in some measure , to depend on the state of the atmosphere . The small bay , in which Gottenburg is situated , is studded with naked and sterile rocks , in the form of long ridges ...
... afford indications of its depth : but they also seem , in some measure , to depend on the state of the atmosphere . The small bay , in which Gottenburg is situated , is studded with naked and sterile rocks , in the form of long ridges ...
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... afford . The first point must ne- cessarily be to get under cover . This will not be found so easy , as those who have never quitted England may suppose . after much research , that a small house will be had , and then only the bare ...
... afford . The first point must ne- cessarily be to get under cover . This will not be found so easy , as those who have never quitted England may suppose . after much research , that a small house will be had , and then only the bare ...
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