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The Land That Time Forgot is a fantasy novel by American writer Edgar Rice Burroughs, the first of his Caspak trilogy.

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The Night Land is a classic horror novel by William Hope Hodgson, first ...

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Ah, but it was a sweet and wonderful thing to see Miss Lady dance, a strange and wondrous thing! She was so sweet, so strong, so full of grace, so like a bird in all her motions! ...

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... from the fight, a terrible tempest arose. Land and sea were blotted out, the ships were ... He longed for ever to stay in that pleasant land, eating the lotus fruit, and dream- ing ...

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... common influences of an island world.  The land has seen several settlements from outside, but ... assimilated by the existing people of the land.  When it has meant displacement, they ...

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... by some indications that they were approaching land. Fresh seaweed was occasionally seen and a ... look out on the mast head shouted, "Land! land! land!" In a few moments all beheld, ...

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... ; who were once the free dwellers in this land; and now have become slaves or serfs to ... eastward across the high slope that divides the land of the Five Rivers from the strange and ...

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... straggling street of Savilestowe a narrow lane suddenly opened out between the cottages and ... an artist, straying by chance up the lane and coming suddenly upon it would have ...

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... , never to return. Over this strange land there rifled a beautiful giantess. Her hair ... spread her hands abroad to bless her land with warmth and fruitfulness; she stretched forth ...

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... no trouble in getting large grants of land especially when after 1614 tobacco became a ... this new-found means of getting rich. Land and climate alike favored them, but they ...

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... lord. The economic basis of the whole was still land; the status of a man or of a ... by the mode in which they held their land. "No land without a lord" was the principle of medi ...

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... ; and the successes and failures of former times are a prevision of the struggles ... intellectual heirs of the Greeks; in every land the extinction of retrograde races proceeds with ...

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... is said that Spain was once united by land with Africa, and also by way of Sicily ... the earliest colonization of the land. In like manner the description of the primitive peoples of ...

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... the Vistula and even beyond, into the land which we now call Russia. Impenetrable forests ... covered the land; huge oak, pine, and beech trees ...

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... beyond their reach the story of their native land. Great pains have been taken, on the contrary ... the story as a lover of his native land should recite for others that which is ...

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... only three or four hundred slaves from the land of bondage to the land of freedom. But I only give her here ...

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... which led upward and onward into the beautiful land. Sometimes indeed no path was needed; for ... birth. So the gods wandered though the land; filling the earth with their presence. Yet ...

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... entirely the Norman dukes, who had overrun and subjugated the land for more than one hundred and fifty years, and whose ...

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... of an agrarian proletariate; the hunger for land; the striving of the artisan and the ... business relations either oppressor or oppressed; either hammer or anvil. In his private life ...

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... the English had not yet come to the land where we live. In those days, the ... long, and hanging over their shoulders. In summer they went about with their chests and shoulders ...

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... of France, they fly to the defence of the Holy Land; but they have no longer great captains among them; they ...

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... and family of Bismarck were among the oldest in the land. Many of the great Prussian statesmen have come from other ...

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... deepen around her, nor tell what strange land lies beyond the dim horizon to which she ... , leaving the ancient Cymri and the country of Summer behind, and the tall, silent cliffs, to ...

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... 1814 they were fighting a losing game in their own land. Rightly then may Masséna’s retreat to Santarem be called ...

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... the large plantations and wealthy slave-owners. Beyond it, the land was covered with virgin forest, dense, impenetrable, except along the ...

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