Faro – 2. oldal

... intimate acquaintance with the trappers and traders of the American Far West, vividly recounts the story of two of the most ...

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... late," thought the Queen, as she heard the far-off sound of the hunting-horn. And she was ... to a grassy knoll. But the huntsmen were already far away. "We will wait here to see them ...

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... secluded valley, which, as I have said before, is, as far as I know, the sweetest spot in these Eastern Pyrenees...

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... extend the Antiquity of the House of Nassau as far as the time of Julius C?sar, though ... less ability than his father, though of a far more chequered fame. Under Maurice the power of ...

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... of fashion, and when the very mention of his name, far from causing men to cross themselves, brings a smile to ...

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... most outstanding figure in English history. The reason is not far to seek. The genial adventurer with sporting tendencies and large ...

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... years old, became "post-rider" between the city and the farm, a distance of eleven miles each way, in order to ...

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... day, while All Baba was in the forest, he noticed, far off, a great cloud of dust, and as it came ...

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... an attribute of the modern mind, has far from exhausted itself, but the almost boundless ... perspective. It begins to be noticed that, far from leading us to solutions which will ...

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... write the story of Ken's Island, and in so far as my ability goes, that I will now do. A ...

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... , were able to achieve. It was far safer to cling to the innocuous past ... wayward deviations, in reality not so very far removed from orthodox tradition, exhibited only the ...

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... shake off the imperial yoke. South of the Danube, as far westward as Belgrade, and thence westward still to the boundary ...

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... could be traced back, through a succession of distinguished men, far into the dark ages. Charles Bonaparte, the young man of ...

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... all who read the history of California. Just in so far as our importance as a nation is affected by our ...

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... , and with it lands and gold, but these gave him far less joy than the thought that the cross would again ...

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... to aid them in their vengeance. Across far seas sailed Paris, with Aphrodite as his guide ... and told his grievous tale. And from far and wide did the Greek hosts gather, until ...

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... sick who came near the bed. The stench was carried far into the palace; but there the princesses remained until the ...

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It was the coldest morning of the winter, thus far, and winter is no joke on those northern tablelands, where ...

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... hopes of quiet were entertained, were already far on the way to disappointment; for the ... unrest or already engaged in revolution. So far from ushering in a period of peaceful ...

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... can only be sketched here in a few broad strokes, far from adequate to a satisfactory appreciation, but at least indicating ...

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... , bold in exposing, but inclined to push his fun too far, Gogol is in the first place a very lively satirist ...

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... of European society.                         No brief description of the characteristic features of the old ... that those who labored on the farm or in the shop were seriously ...

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... revels were held in some wooded mountain; far from the haunts of men. Were a human ... upon thrones too; great white thrones; finer far than those on which an earthly king might sit ...

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... looked something like an English Parliament, but the resemblance was far greater in appearance than in reality. The Emperor was chosen ...

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... the Iliad and the Odyssey, for the latter describes a far more advanced state of society; it is still an undecided ...

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