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I immediately found myself in a vast extended plain , in the middle of which arise
à mountain higher than I had before any conception of . It was covered with a
multitude of people , chiefly youth ; many of whom pressed forwards with the ...
I immediately found myself in a vast extended plain , in the middle of which arise
à mountain higher than I had before any conception of . It was covered with a
multitude of people , chiefly youth ; many of whom pressed forwards with the ...
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The road was also rough and stony ; and rendered more difficult by heaps of
rubbish continually tumbling down from the higher parts of the mountain ; and
broken ruins of ancient buildings , which the trayellers were obliged to climb over
at ...
The road was also rough and stony ; and rendered more difficult by heaps of
rubbish continually tumbling down from the higher parts of the mountain ; and
broken ruins of ancient buildings , which the trayellers were obliged to climb over
at ...
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Encouraged by this assurance , I looked and beheld a . mountain higher than
Teneriffe , to the summit of which the human eye could never reach ; when I had
tired myself with gazing upon its height , I turned my eyes towards its foot , which I
...
Encouraged by this assurance , I looked and beheld a . mountain higher than
Teneriffe , to the summit of which the human eye could never reach ; when I had
tired myself with gazing upon its height , I turned my eyes towards its foot , which I
...
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But I had not opportunity to dwell long on the consideration of their felicity ; for I
found that INNOCENCE continued her attendance but a little way , and seemed
to consider only the flowery bottom of the mountain as her proper province .
But I had not opportunity to dwell long on the consideration of their felicity ; for I
found that INNOCENCE continued her attendance but a little way , and seemed
to consider only the flowery bottom of the mountain as her proper province .
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... each was surrounded with enchanting prospects ; but each was more or less
exposed to a view of the diftant Mountain ; and I observed , that , in proportion as
the inhabitants of these several places struggled to ascend to the highest spots of
...
... each was surrounded with enchanting prospects ; but each was more or less
exposed to a view of the diftant Mountain ; and I observed , that , in proportion as
the inhabitants of these several places struggled to ascend to the highest spots of
...
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| Título | The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive Compositions |
| Autor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Editor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Compilado por | Solomon Hodgson |
| Ilustrado por | Thomas Bewick, Luke Clennell |
| Edição | 3 |
| Editora | S. Hodgson, 1806 |
| Num. págs. | 340 páginas |
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