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... appeared in the " Boston Herald , " Octo- ber 29 , 1906 : - 66 - - Barge A Boston Word . To the Editor of the Herald : Two or three requests have been made for the origin of the common word ' barge . ' I feel confident I can give the ...
... appeared in the " Boston Herald , " Octo- ber 29 , 1906 : - 66 - - Barge A Boston Word . To the Editor of the Herald : Two or three requests have been made for the origin of the common word ' barge . ' I feel confident I can give the ...
Strana 140
... appeared in the sea sea - otters . 4. " KÚGAN AGALIK , " THE APPEARANCE OF THE DEVILS . ( Translated from Veniaminov . ) The primitive Aleuts had a very effectual way of impressing on their wives the benefits of obedience and ...
... appeared in the sea sea - otters . 4. " KÚGAN AGALIK , " THE APPEARANCE OF THE DEVILS . ( Translated from Veniaminov . ) The primitive Aleuts had a very effectual way of impressing on their wives the benefits of obedience and ...
Strana 151
... appeared at sunset a great black dog , who , with majestic tread , walked in a listening attitude about two hundred feet and then turned and walked back . Thus he passed back and forth like a sentinel on guard , always appearing at ...
... appeared at sunset a great black dog , who , with majestic tread , walked in a listening attitude about two hundred feet and then turned and walked back . Thus he passed back and forth like a sentinel on guard , always appearing at ...
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