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Page 84
Then there is , on either side , a semi . circular sweep of wall , overgrown by ivy in
some places ; broken down in others , where the naked stones crumble without a
covering from the green shroud in which nature loves to wrap decay .
Then there is , on either side , a semi . circular sweep of wall , overgrown by ivy in
some places ; broken down in others , where the naked stones crumble without a
covering from the green shroud in which nature loves to wrap decay .
Page 175
But the arms were cold and stiff , the heart was at rest , and there was no breath
in the motion - less nostrils . The curtain was up on the side of the bed next the
wall , and there the curate saw at once a confir - mation of his informant ' s story -
- a ...
But the arms were cold and stiff , the heart was at rest , and there was no breath
in the motion - less nostrils . The curtain was up on the side of the bed next the
wall , and there the curate saw at once a confir - mation of his informant ' s story -
- a ...
Page 220
nell , by casting up his sloping green mounds , and his deep , impassable
trenches , commanded on every side by the mutually - protecting faces and flanks
of works disposed into the novel and embarrassing adjustment of bas - tions and
...
nell , by casting up his sloping green mounds , and his deep , impassable
trenches , commanded on every side by the mutually - protecting faces and flanks
of works disposed into the novel and embarrassing adjustment of bas - tions and
...
Page 473
side , the hills are bold , sprinkled with green pasture and grey rock . They are
often intersected by lateral valleys , and here afford a great diversity of sky and
shore outline . Loch Linnhe is a beautiful expanse of water , and as we ploughed
its ...
side , the hills are bold , sprinkled with green pasture and grey rock . They are
often intersected by lateral valleys , and here afford a great diversity of sky and
shore outline . Loch Linnhe is a beautiful expanse of water , and as we ploughed
its ...
Page 475
On the south side is a rock , one point of which stretches towards the chapel ,
where , if a person be placed on one side ... had con - cealed himself on the
opposite side of the echoing rock , but which the fright - ened hearer believed
came from ...
On the south side is a rock , one point of which stretches towards the chapel ,
where , if a person be placed on one side ... had con - cealed himself on the
opposite side of the echoing rock , but which the fright - ened hearer believed
came from ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Dublin university magazine, Volume 32 |
| Author | University magazine |
| Contributor | Dublin city, univ |
| Published | 1848 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 7 Nov 2006 |
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