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The log of the "Flying Fish" : a story of aerial and submarine peril and adventure (1887)

Collingwood, Harry, 1851-1922, Browne, Gordon, 1858-1932, ill, Stuart, C. G. B., former owner. DSI · London : Blackie & Son ... · leaf 218

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places where the gravel had crumbled away to arather steep slope. It was whilst the wanderers were passing one of theseplaces that—the sun being by this time in the westernquarter of the heavens, and his level rays falling directlyapon the right bank of the stream—the baronets atten-tion was… … COLONEL LETHBRIDGE DISCOVERS A DIAMOND MINE. A BED OF DIAMONDIFEROUS GRAVEL. 209 ment, scrambled down the bank, waded across the shal-low stream, and in another instant flung himself downupon his knees on the gravel. Before the astonishedbaronet could follow him he leaped to his feet again,…

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