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... halfway betwixt the Isle of Man and the Moll of Galloway, he passed the body of a female, having fair hair, inclined to a golden shade. The body, which had on a light dress, was lying on its back, with the hands folded across the breast. Owing to the ...
... there birds, a few days I.lvught leartthea from Parieto a lonely spot, coneenial to their nature, in a wild and rocky part Kent, a ithin ten miles of lbrin.lon, in I hour. Preen earri, rigeons took the ileapatches on to the City. thn whole distanc.• from ...
... Herr von and aimed at his left side, stabbing him in a mamma. k's boots ready yet? . No. And so fearful manner. He fell to the ground, calling it went on every ten minutes till the boots were in the evening. The shoemaker never dig Murder I and the ...
... ancient China and India. Small hells in use among the early Israelites Bells ft gold adorned the highbriest's garments-a golden ball and a pomegranate upon the hem of the robe round about, and Jceephus remarks that these pomegranates end bells symbolized ...
... James Algie); John lawson, 36 Hamilton Street Delivered to any Address in Town. Dancing and deportment.— Ladies' and Gent's Boots and Slippers, every description, for Dancing Purposes, extremely moderate. 34 Weat BlackhaU Street, Seven Doors of Theatre ...
... China Din- ner Service, in good condition; Indian Dessert Servico; Set of Bloc and Gold Tea China ; Crystal and Glass WVare; Kent's Pat nt Rotary Knife-Cleaner; Box Mangle ; Coodking Utensils; Table Cutlery Linen Presser; Japanned and Dinner Trays; Lamp; ...
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... fair Frobehly this inordinate admiration of golden hair arises from the fact that light is the ideal of all beauty. Apollo was all dishevelled with light. Homer compares all his goddesses and mortals to the golden Venus. In history and in fashion, therefore ...