The Magazine of History: With Notes and Queries. Extra numbers, Issue 181, Volume 46 - Issue 188, Volume 47W. Abbatt., 1933 |
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... cold . " It had grown quite dark ; he had almost slept , his face against hers . He was aroused suddenly by the cold , the wet of his tears . Oh , how cold she was , he thought , and quickly his little hands found her features , hoping ...
... cold . " It had grown quite dark ; he had almost slept , his face against hers . He was aroused suddenly by the cold , the wet of his tears . Oh , how cold she was , he thought , and quickly his little hands found her features , hoping ...
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... cold and the wind is blowing so hard that it is almost impossible to stand up , but the boys say we are bound for California and it will never do to stop for wind , so we toddled on . At twelve o'clock we passed a train of mule teams ...
... cold and the wind is blowing so hard that it is almost impossible to stand up , but the boys say we are bound for California and it will never do to stop for wind , so we toddled on . At twelve o'clock we passed a train of mule teams ...
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... cold as a January morning . In a couple of hours we again struck the Sweet Water , where we found tolerable grass , and turned our cattle out to graze . After having hitched up and traveling for about an hour we once more struck the ...
... cold as a January morning . In a couple of hours we again struck the Sweet Water , where we found tolerable grass , and turned our cattle out to graze . After having hitched up and traveling for about an hour we once more struck the ...
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