Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 - England |
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Page 110
... fire came leaping over the ridge without warning , with a front a mile long , and a blast of heat that shrivelled every thing before it . It must have been burning , like comets ; and the small children and the sick and old stood in the ...
... fire came leaping over the ridge without warning , with a front a mile long , and a blast of heat that shrivelled every thing before it . It must have been burning , like comets ; and the small children and the sick and old stood in the ...
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... fire was in progress across the tactical point of a stone camel- backed bridge over the filthiest of creeks . Beyond this I came upon the English missionary outpost church of St Paul , its abandoned schools and dwell- ings now crowded ...
... fire was in progress across the tactical point of a stone camel- backed bridge over the filthiest of creeks . Beyond this I came upon the English missionary outpost church of St Paul , its abandoned schools and dwell- ings now crowded ...
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... Fire , Agni ; likewise to Indra , the Hindu God of the Skies and particularly of Rain ; and it is said to represent , in later Hindu sacred science , the Triad consisting of Brahma , Vishnu , and Shiva . In Greek myth- ology the ...
... Fire , Agni ; likewise to Indra , the Hindu God of the Skies and particularly of Rain ; and it is said to represent , in later Hindu sacred science , the Triad consisting of Brahma , Vishnu , and Shiva . In Greek myth- ology the ...
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