Gleanings in
Gleanings in Europe（#77304）
作者：Cooper, James Fenimore, 1789-1851
体例：段 章数：16
字数：321,593 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,099 字；最长 When we had given him our meridian, a trial of sailing comme（38,505 字），最短 The American edition of the ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF GEOGRAPHY has be（1,150 字）。
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章节目录
共 16 段- When we had given him our meridian, a trial of sailing comme
- I was, with one striking exception, greatly disappointed in
- These coachmen are a class by themselves. They have no conce
- The next day I was looking at a bronze statue of Achilles, a
- While engaged in taking our passages on board the steam-boat
- After amusing ourselves with the spectacle of the diligence,
- The royal residences in Paris, at this time, are, strictly s
- Of course, these hotels vary in size and magnificence. Some
- If I had been struck with the rapid and business-like manner
- In France, as you probably know, juries are confined to crim
- The guard, some thirty foot soldiers, came swiftly out of th
- A gentleman of the court led your aunt to the seats reserved
- The catastrophe is to come. The instant the King’s back was
- It was easier, however, to order the _château de Pierre-font
- The actual position of our diplomatic agents in Europe is li
- The American edition of the ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF GEOGRAPHY has be