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... (the most northerly land), which many of the geographers claim was one of the Shetland Islands, while not a few others maintain it was Iceland, which... ... out through Gibraltar took a northerly course, and passing by the English and Shetland shores, the great tin mines from which the Carthaginians procu... ...nies on the islands that were then known as the Faroes, Hebrides, Orkneys, and Shetland Islands, and directly became the most adventurous as well as a... ...d directly afterwards the two accompanied Zichmni in an expedition against the Shetland Islands which were then held by the Norsemen. Their vessels we...

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...ortant sea lanes in northeastern Atlan- tic about midway between Iceland and Shetland Islands Population: 46,429 (July 1987), average annual growth ra...

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...nd that we were in Lat. 58 degrees S., Long. 60 degrees W ., off New South Shetland; in the neighbourhood of Cape Horn. We were sixty seven days out, ...

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...ow anywhere accessible. Viking earldoms also were the Orkneys, Faroes, and Shetlands. So late as 1171, in the reign (5) A Collection of Sagas and othe...

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... a duke welcomed from a stranger place of exile. Half-way between Orkney and Shetland, there lies a certain isle; on the one hand the Atlantic, on the... ...day, gloves and nightcaps, innocently decorated, may be seen for sale in the Shetland warehouse at Edinburgh, or on the Fair Isle itself in the catech...

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...turned her lead towards the Faroe Islands, passing between the Orkneys and Shetlands. Soon the schooner encountered the great Atlantic swell; she had ...

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...not much bigger than a large rat, the donor said, and on this little black Shetland pygmy young Rawdon’s 135 Thackeray great father was pleased to mo... ...Maria Cottages, Fulham Road West.” Little Georgy went up and looked at the Shetland pony. “Should you like to have a ride?” said Rawdon minor from the...

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...s summoned me to the bath-chair, and the ravaged face, beneath its knitted Shetland wool hood, of Miss Mary Moultrie. “I need not remind you, I hope, ...

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...emed to occur to the children, who patted and stroked it as if it had been a Shetland pony. “Help me up!” cried Bruno. And in another moment Sylvie ha...

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...bout round Scot- land, and were now on the high sea between the Orkney and Shetland Islands, having avoided the dangerous currents of the Pentland Fir...

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...ngles and Saxons in their new home across the channel, even in the distant Shetland Islands and on the snow-covered wastes of Iceland, this story was ...

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...ess to his nature. Hairy Orson as he looks, it may be with him as with the Shetland seal—beneath the bristles lurks the fur. “‘Though held in a sort a...

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...e circumpolar regions. On the 15th of March we were in the latitude of New Shetland and South Orkney. The Captain told me that formerly numerous tribe...

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...discoverer has a ducat for his pains. ... I was told of a whale taken near Shetland, that had above a barrel of herrings in his belly. ... One of our ... ...manner, the Greenland whalers sailing out of Hull or London, put in at the Shetland 123 Herman Melville Islands, to receive the full complement of th...

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...on. The captain was on the stairs, thin-faced, his eyes sunk, on his arm a Shetland wool wrap. “Mr. Powell—here.” “Y es, sir.” “Give this to Mrs. Anth...

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...er provocation; and with up- lifted chin, hair ruffled like the crest of a Shetland pony, flashing eyes, and distinct enunciation, James exclaimed, ‘Y...

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...d had pony after pony paraded before the carriage, choosing a charming toy Shetland at last, subject to its behaviour with the coachman’s little boy, ...

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...not much bigger than a large rat, the donor said, and on this little black Shetland pygmy young Rawdon’s great father was pleased to mount the boy, an... ...Maria Cottages, Fulham Road West.” Little Georgy went up and looked at the Shetland pony. 391 Thackeray “Should you like to have a ride?” said Rawdon...

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...manner, the Greenland whalers sailing out of Hull or London, put in at the Shetland Islands, to receive the full complement of their crew. Upon the pa...

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...eridian of 106 degrees 54' west longitude. Palmer’s Land lies south of the Shetland, latitude sixty-four degrees, and tends to the southward and westw... ...eorgia, east by Sandwich Land and the South Orkneys, and west by the South Shetland islands. In 1822, Captain James Weddell, of the British navy, with... ...were seen, and other usual indications of land, and although, south of the Shetlands, unknown coasts were observed from the masthead tending southward... ...a meridian to the east of Georgia, Sandwich Land, and the South Orkney and Shetland islands.” My own experience will be found to testify most directly...

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...the first of these by asking, what is the distin guishing quality which the Shetland Pony has arrogated to himself, and is still perpetually trumpeti... ...depended on not to tumble down with you. Very good. Some years ago, I was in Shetland with a party of friends. They insisted on taking me with them to... ...uld have liked The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices – Dickens 101 best. A Shetland pony was produced instead. I remem bered my Natural History, I ... ... mud. Place just behind me the legs, the body, and the head of a sure footed Shetland pony, all stretched flat on the ground, and you will have pro d... ...picture will be to testify that when gentlemen put confidence in the legs of Shetland ponies, they will find to their cost that they are leaning on no...

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...s shunned by sea-going vessels, and the favourite courses were north about Shetland and west about St. Kilda. When the Board met, four new lights form... ..., in Orkney, to keep the north and guide ships passing to the south’ard of Shetland; Island Glass, on Harris, to mark the inner shore of the Hebrides ... ...s Tobermory, between sixty and seventy miles of open sea; and the posts of Shetland, which had surprised Sir Walter Scott in 1814, were still unimprov... ...tice, the bellman was sent hastily through the streets of Lerwick. Between Shetland and Orkney, only seventy miles apart, there was ‘no trade communic...

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...d captain “dropped a bombshell in our midst,” by proposing to make for the Shetlands, which were only one hundred and fifty miles off. “The wind is in...

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...re probably will have its bree of Falkland ponies, as the northern has its Shetland breed. The cattle, instead of having degenerated like the horse se... ...earer the pole, has, according to Mackenzie, fifteen land-birds. The South Shetland Islands, in the same latitude as the south- ern half of Norway, po... ...case of the sailor’s body perfectly preserved in the icy soil of the South Shetland Islands (lat. 62 to 63 degs. S.), in a rather lower latitude than ...

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... were turning in at the gate, up came Lady Keith with her two brisk little Shetlands. She was one mass of pretty, fresh, fluttering blue and white mus...

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...from fivepence to seven-pence a pair. At Lerwick, the small capital of the Shetland islands, tenpence a-day, I have been as- sured, is a common price ... ...uch as for his corn-fields. The sea in the neighbourhood of the islands of Shetland is more than commonly abundant in fish, which makes a great part o... ...age to a distant sea; but the Hebrides, or Western Islands, the islands of Shetland, and the northern and north-western coasts of Scotland, the countr...

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...his head until the green plumes of his beaver mingled with the mane of the Shetland pony which he rode, the Prince of Ireland trotted off with his aid...