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... side from which the wind blew , they en- joyed a most commanding and magnificent prospect , and saw as on a map the extensive province of Calabria on the one side , with almost the whole of Sicily on the other . The differ- ence of ...
... side from which the wind blew , they en- joyed a most commanding and magnificent prospect , and saw as on a map the extensive province of Calabria on the one side , with almost the whole of Sicily on the other . The differ- ence of ...
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... sides . The depth of the folds was so vast and the masses thus suspended in the air were so great , that the relief and ... side of the passage , a small antique Patera , of the common black and red ware . incrustation of the grotto had ...
... sides . The depth of the folds was so vast and the masses thus suspended in the air were so great , that the relief and ... side of the passage , a small antique Patera , of the common black and red ware . incrustation of the grotto had ...
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... side of Euboea near Chalcis , and on the side of Boeotia near Aulis , for this was the narrowest part . It is to be observed that there had been always a current in this place , and frequent changes of the tides , but now the violence ...
... side of Euboea near Chalcis , and on the side of Boeotia near Aulis , for this was the narrowest part . It is to be observed that there had been always a current in this place , and frequent changes of the tides , but now the violence ...
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