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... land by a bridge , the streight that intervenes being very narrow . This island was called Ortygia by the antients ; and , commanding by its position the access to both harbours , it was the residence first of the princes of Syracuse ...
... land by a bridge , the streight that intervenes being very narrow . This island was called Ortygia by the antients ; and , commanding by its position the access to both harbours , it was the residence first of the princes of Syracuse ...
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... land and water with the names of royal and public personages ; among whom those of Scotish statesmen and functionaries obtain at least their due share of grateful commemoration . With respect to the land , so point- edly asserted to ...
... land and water with the names of royal and public personages ; among whom those of Scotish statesmen and functionaries obtain at least their due share of grateful commemoration . With respect to the land , so point- edly asserted to ...
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day , by which it does not appear that the land was seen all around at one time ; neither , by a comparison of the bearings of the east land , and of the west , taken at different times , do they appear to meet . ' pre- . Nor ...
day , by which it does not appear that the land was seen all around at one time ; neither , by a comparison of the bearings of the east land , and of the west , taken at different times , do they appear to meet . ' pre- . Nor ...
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