Red Book
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共 23 段- Now, though Florence was so fond of flowers and animals and
- Miss Nightingale came home with her aunt, Mrs. Smith, callin
- It would be impossible to give an account of all Howard's jo
- It was the third night after the Carthaginians had reached t
- Never in the whole of history was a rout more sudden and mor
- 'A spark would set them on fire, and _how_ they would burn,'
- Every Monday a small steamer left Honolulu for Molokai, bear
- The bait took; queen Leonor promised to use all her influenc
- In 1448 dom Pedro, who had never ceased to mourn the brother
- It was then that Charles, in his desperation, turned to Mont
- Now began for the three fugitives the period of bodily angui
- After he had been at Chinsurah for four years the Government
- The true cause of the mutiny which wrought such havoc in so
- The next day the sun was shining, and as the baggage waggons
- It was during the year following his admission to Lincoln's
- As one reads the word, two pictures flash into the mind. One
- As usual, the early autumn proved a trying season for Angéli
- It is not easy, of course, even in a big town, to find a rea
- This was the state of things when, in May 1862, Gordon was s
- When Gordon accepted the position of 'governor of the equato
- Sick at heart and worn out in body, he came home early in 18
- For some time Ambrose remained at home, learning the duties
- But after a while Palissy grew restless, and before he was t