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Dreaming dogs Black & White Stock Photos
A wall to lean on, a warm radiator to rest your back against and what better way to spend a leisure hour just dreaming. Nov. 196 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-wall-to-lean-on-a-warm-radiator-to-rest-your-back-against-and-what-20386246.htmlRMB54JT6–A wall to lean on, a warm radiator to rest your back against and what better way to spend a leisure hour just dreaming. Nov. 196
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![The Shepherd's Christmas - a sketch on Brighton Downs - drawn by E. Duncan, 1858. 'The wild winds whistle round him, he heeds not the blast; The chill snow-wreaths encrown him, his soul's with the past. Soft! he hears the glad strain, as its tones pealed on high From the home of his youth in the winters gone by. Hark! the voice of its cheer, through his dreaming it thrills As he stands, a poor shepherd, forlorn on the hills. "Gather round! Let the draught in your beakers flow bright! 'Tis the wassail of wassails we welcome to-night! Summon hither your hounds from their fast on the wold; T Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2RRJ7JH/the-shepherds-christmas-a-sketch-on-brighton-downs-drawn-by-e-duncan-1858-the-wild-winds-whistle-round-him-he-heeds-not-the-blast-the-chill-snow-wreaths-encrown-him-his-souls-with-the-past-soft!-he-hears-the-glad-strain-as-its-tones-pealed-on-high-from-the-home-of-his-youth-in-the-winters-gone-by-hark!-the-voice-of-its-cheer-through-his-dreaming-it-thrills-as-he-stands-a-poor-shepherd-forlorn-on-the-hills-quotgather-round!-let-the-draught-in-your-beakers-flow-bright!-tis-the-wassail-of-wassails-we-welcome-to-night!-summon-hither-your-hounds-from-their-fast-on-the-wold-t-2RRJ7JH.jpg "The Shepherd's Christmas - a sketch on Brighton Downs - drawn by E. Duncan, 1858. 'The wild winds whistle round him, he heeds not the blast; The chill snow-wreaths encrown him, his soul's with the past. Soft! he hears the glad strain, as its tones pealed on high From the home of his youth in the winters gone by. Hark! the voice of its cheer, through his dreaming it thrills As he stands, a poor shepherd, forlorn on the hills. "Gather round! Let the draught in your beakers flow bright! 'Tis the wassail of wassails we welcome to-night! Summon hither your hounds from their fast on the wold; T Stock Photo")
The Shepherd's Christmas - a sketch on Brighton Downs - drawn by E. Duncan, 1858. 'The wild winds whistle round him, he heeds not the blast; The chill snow-wreaths encrown him, his soul's with the past. Soft! he hears the glad strain, as its tones pealed on high From the home of his youth in the winters gone by. Hark! the voice of its cheer, through his dreaming it thrills As he stands, a poor shepherd, forlorn on the hills. "Gather round! Let the draught in your beakers flow bright! 'Tis the wassail of wassails we welcome to-night! Summon hither your hounds from their fast on the wold; T Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-shepherds-christmas-a-sketch-on-brighton-downs-drawn-by-e-duncan-1858-the-wild-winds-whistle-round-him-he-heeds-not-the-blast-the-chill-snow-wreaths-encrown-him-his-souls-with-the-past-soft!-he-hears-the-glad-strain-as-its-tones-pealed-on-high-from-the-home-of-his-youth-in-the-winters-gone-by-hark!-the-voice-of-its-cheer-through-his-dreaming-it-thrills-as-he-stands-a-poor-shepherd-forlorn-on-the-hills-quotgather-round!-let-the-draught-in-your-beakers-flow-bright!-tis-the-wassail-of-wassails-we-welcome-to-night!-summon-hither-your-hounds-from-their-fast-on-the-wold-t-image565270009.htmlRM2RRJ7JH–The Shepherd's Christmas - a sketch on Brighton Downs - drawn by E. Duncan, 1858. 'The wild winds whistle round him, he heeds not the blast; The chill snow-wreaths encrown him, his soul's with the past. Soft! he hears the glad strain, as its tones pealed on high From the home of his youth in the winters gone by. Hark! the voice of its cheer, through his dreaming it thrills As he stands, a poor shepherd, forlorn on the hills. "Gather round! Let the draught in your beakers flow bright! 'Tis the wassail of wassails we welcome to-night! Summon hither your hounds from their fast on the wold; T
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Cartoon, Lady Florence Caroline Dixie (nee Douglas, 1855-1905), British traveller, war correspondent, writer and feminist. In March 1883 she claimed that an assassination attempt had been made on her by two men disguised as women, not far from Windsor, but that her life was saved when a St Bernard dog rescued her. However, doubt was quickly thrown on her account of the incident. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cartoon-lady-florence-caroline-dixie-nee-douglas-1855-1905-british-traveller-war-correspondent-writer-and-feminist-in-march-1883-she-claimed-that-an-assassination-attempt-had-been-made-on-her-by-two-men-disguised-as-women-not-far-from-windsor-but-that-her-life-was-saved-when-a-st-bernard-dog-rescued-her-however-doubt-was-quickly-thrown-on-her-account-of-the-incident-image504806828.htmlRM2M97X78–Cartoon, Lady Florence Caroline Dixie (nee Douglas, 1855-1905), British traveller, war correspondent, writer and feminist. In March 1883 she claimed that an assassination attempt had been made on her by two men disguised as women, not far from Windsor, but that her life was saved when a St Bernard dog rescued her. However, doubt was quickly thrown on her account of the incident.
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. The hunter and the trapper in North America, or, Romantic adventures in field and forest. Hunting; Game and game-birds; Chasse; Gibier. CHAPTEll X. THE PRAIRIE DOOS.. F ever an inoffensive r^ublic existed in the world, it is certainly that of the American marmots, the so-called prairie dogs. Among them, each individual lives as he pleases, in entire simplicity, without dreaming of evil, without thought of injury to his neighbour, of dispossessing him, or cheat- ing him, or living at his expense. There no government exists, and no conspiracies occur. There are neither presidents, nor consuls, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-hunter-and-the-trapper-in-north-america-or-romantic-adventures-in-field-and-forest-hunting-game-and-game-birds-chasse-gibier-chaptell-x-the-prairie-doos-f-ever-an-inoffensive-rublic-existed-in-the-world-it-is-certainly-that-of-the-american-marmots-the-so-called-prairie-dogs-among-them-each-individual-lives-as-he-pleases-in-entire-simplicity-without-dreaming-of-evil-without-thought-of-injury-to-his-neighbour-of-dispossessing-him-or-cheat-ing-him-or-living-at-his-expense-there-no-government-exists-and-no-conspiracies-occur-there-are-neither-presidents-nor-consuls-image234832717.htmlRMRJ1FEN–. The hunter and the trapper in North America, or, Romantic adventures in field and forest. Hunting; Game and game-birds; Chasse; Gibier. CHAPTEll X. THE PRAIRIE DOOS.. F ever an inoffensive r^ublic existed in the world, it is certainly that of the American marmots, the so-called prairie dogs. Among them, each individual lives as he pleases, in entire simplicity, without dreaming of evil, without thought of injury to his neighbour, of dispossessing him, or cheat- ing him, or living at his expense. There no government exists, and no conspiracies occur. There are neither presidents, nor consuls,
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