The Magazine of History: With Notes and Queries. Extra numbers, Issue 181, Volume 46 - Issue 188, Volume 47W. Abbatt., 1933 |
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... turned pedestal . And , as she explained , there were two long nails driven through the center of the top " so that it would be steady to hold a lamp ! " It had belonged to her father when he started housekeeping with his young bride ...
... turned pedestal . And , as she explained , there were two long nails driven through the center of the top " so that it would be steady to hold a lamp ! " It had belonged to her father when he started housekeeping with his young bride ...
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... turned our cattle out to graze this morning at two o'clock , there being good grass and plenty of it , and hearing that we had to make twenty - two miles to - day without finding grass or water . We started by six o'clock , the roads ...
... turned our cattle out to graze this morning at two o'clock , there being good grass and plenty of it , and hearing that we had to make twenty - two miles to - day without finding grass or water . We started by six o'clock , the roads ...
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... turned our cattle out to graze about two miles from the junction of the two roads , in company with Rowley , Shindler , and McBride . At five o'clock we encamped for the night four miles from Little Sandy river . We found no grass for ...
... turned our cattle out to graze about two miles from the junction of the two roads , in company with Rowley , Shindler , and McBride . At five o'clock we encamped for the night four miles from Little Sandy river . We found no grass for ...
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