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...soon as we came into the country, the best house in it was presented to us, called St. John's Hill. It stood on a vast rock of white marble, at the foot of which the river ran a great depth down — the little waves dashing, and foaming over the foot of the rock, made the softest...

...the terra firma of Surinam, they took possession of a house thnt appears to nave stood somewhere OB the Parham estate, and which was placed at their disposal....and purlings in the world; and the opposite bank was adoreed with such vast quantities of different flowers eternally blowing, w* every day and hour new,...

...was presented to me, called St. John's Hill." Aphara afterwards wrote in her novel of Oroonoko—"It stood on a vast rock of white marble, at the foot...and purlings in the world; and the opposite bank was adoreed with such vast quantities of different flowers eternally blowing, w* every day and hour new,...

...ease. ' It stood on a vast rock of white marble, at the foot of which the river ran a vast depth down ; the little waves still dashing and washing the foot...made the softest murmurs and purlings in the world. The opposite bank was adorned with such vast quantities of different flowers, eternally blowing, and...

...soon as I came into the country, the best house in it was presented to me , called Saint John's Hill. It stood on a vast rock of white marble , at the foot...the softest murmurs and purlings in the world , and vast quantities of different flowers, eternally blooming, and eveiy day and hour new, fenced behind...

...the Country, the beft Houfe in it was prefented me, call'd St, yo/in's Hill: It flood on a vaft Rock Rock of wh"ite Marble, at the Foot of which, the River ran a vail Depth down, and not to be defcended on that Side ; the little Waves (till dafhing and wafhing...

...As soon as 1 came into the Country, the best House in it was presented me, call'd Si. Jo/ni'i Sill : arithmetic, the odd as well as the even; so in the...perceive the beauty of virtue. This doth the comedy h thia Rock, made the softest Murmurs and Purlings in the World ; and the opposite Bank was adorn'd with...

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...call'd St. John» Sill : It stood on a vas Rock of white Marble, at the foot of which the River no» vast depth down, and not to be descended on that side;...and Purlings in the World, and the opposite Bank was adom'd with such vast quantife of different Flowers eternally blowing ; and every Day and Hour new,...