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Far into night He watches the gleam of the lessening light Fixed on the dangerous island - height That bars the harbor he loves from sight ; And he wishes at dawn he could tell the tale Of how they had weathered the southwest gale ...
Far into night He watches the gleam of the lessening light Fixed on the dangerous island - height That bars the harbor he loves from sight ; And he wishes at dawn he could tell the tale Of how they had weathered the southwest gale ...
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To gain access to the light - house , you had The evening grew at once dull and chilly to climb a fixed copper ladder , for some as soon as the sun was lost below the line of twenty or thirty feet , which brought you to the horizon .
To gain access to the light - house , you had The evening grew at once dull and chilly to climb a fixed copper ladder , for some as soon as the sun was lost below the line of twenty or thirty feet , which brought you to the horizon .
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... good - bye , dear - good - bye , and pleas- the entrance to the light - house being thickly ant dreams to you ! ... except immediately at the back of Mam Gurlock breathed more . the light - house , from which the safest ap“ Now ...
... good - bye , dear - good - bye , and pleas- the entrance to the light - house being thickly ant dreams to you ! ... except immediately at the back of Mam Gurlock breathed more . the light - house , from which the safest ap“ Now ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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