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... expressing to each other the desire to return to Fife. While they were thus hesitating, & letter which had followed them from the Crimea reached Jessie. It was from her faithful follower, Tam. He wrote, ** Come Lome as 500 a 8 you can. The fox is all but caught ...
... unseathed through the fights which have already magnetic perturbations were very violeat at all the | distinguished the war in the Crimea. lam toiling hard Observatories. | here looking after your interests, and cam ouly regret that October 1 am not in & position ...
... W AR SUMMARY OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. ‘ Tue story—the scene of which is in Fife and the Crimea, and the time that of the Russian War- opens with Colonel James Hepburn, a retired Indian soldier, and his niece, Jessie, in possession of the estate of Pitrothie ...
... charge the enemy, Carried away by that * rapture of fight” which Kinglake notices as a characteristic of the Scots in the Crimea, he pressed forward into the thick ranks of the Russians closely followed by a body of the bearskins, In his enthusiasm it ...
... enterprise, continues the Glude, during the civil war in America, in Spain, and during the Cretan insurrection, his travels in the Crimea and though Persia and India, should have been known to thuse who doubted his ability to lead an expedition to Ujiji. On Lis ...
... women, and that not the worst, she | wrongs, wi rt d ! not bt av:zuhh 2 3 iliain = ;' itheut 1 y, Jenny now souzht way to i Crimea, whither easlly loarned Monteith bzl gone | with his regiment. Aftor many wanderings and wuch | privation, she found hersolf ...
... must now take the liberty of transporting my readers for a time from the more familiar fields and villages of Fife to the Crimea. On the 14th day of September 1351, the allied armies began to make their descent on that hostile peniusula, and five days ...
... either not to be found I-tboddC-wlflw-x::h-l ot worn out by long use. Among these are, n the Historical department, Khfll{nh‘. Crimea,” “Hadq‘- Dutch Bnpub}l‘ic ..dd Et of tiu Netherlands,” * Froude's land.” In Bi?‘phy. lives of * Hyli Zma.- *“ Brunel,” ...
... Heve pity on me.” (::fitmhmt, the man had alresdy been severely pni! ; and the mmvu;‘am;m}-&nwn l;ru:, two Rusree Tertars o Crimea), ofter a short ‘ ©onsultation, acquitted him. Tue Larest Paws Traceny. —The trial of M. Bebourg for the murder of Lis wife ...