Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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... miles and that accomplished we found ourselves in a marsh that abounds in large flax plants skirted with very rugged and wild wood at a mere brook where there were three canoes looking as if it were a deal too long and large to thread ...
... miles and that accomplished we found ourselves in a marsh that abounds in large flax plants skirted with very rugged and wild wood at a mere brook where there were three canoes looking as if it were a deal too long and large to thread ...
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... miles an hour adds anything to the price his land will bring . Of course it is easy to find those who will raise captious objections to the institution of toll gates . One will say that this method of taxation is out of date , which is ...
... miles an hour adds anything to the price his land will bring . Of course it is easy to find those who will raise captious objections to the institution of toll gates . One will say that this method of taxation is out of date , which is ...
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... miles to the dividing range . Friend Vee rode several muddy miles from the other direction with the precious sugar of milk ; mother rode back to Mrs N's and made up the mixture . After the baby had taken her first bottle , Mother went ...
... miles to the dividing range . Friend Vee rode several muddy miles from the other direction with the precious sugar of milk ; mother rode back to Mrs N's and made up the mixture . After the baby had taken her first bottle , Mother went ...
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