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Side 7
Of course , he never could have laid by so much as a guinea , had he , like most
of his acquaintances , frequented public - houses and consumed quantities of
beer . But no one ever saw him the worse of drink ; and while others were
soaking ...
Of course , he never could have laid by so much as a guinea , had he , like most
of his acquaintances , frequented public - houses and consumed quantities of
beer . But no one ever saw him the worse of drink ; and while others were
soaking ...
Side 8
Fortunately , his spirits revived , and he held on his course . In addressing a
society of young operatives many years afterwards , he referred as follows to this
dark period in his life : ' Well do I remember the beginning of my career as an ...
Fortunately , his spirits revived , and he held on his course . In addressing a
society of young operatives many years afterwards , he referred as follows to this
dark period in his life : ' Well do I remember the beginning of my career as an ...
Side 16
By this means I saved money , which I put by ; and , in course of time , I was thus
enabled to give my son a good education . While quite a boy , he assisted me ,
and became a companion to me . He got an appointment as under - viewer at ...
By this means I saved money , which I put by ; and , in course of time , I was thus
enabled to give my son a good education . While quite a boy , he assisted me ,
and became a companion to me . He got an appointment as under - viewer at ...
Side 20
I have never seen them a moment ill since they were babies , though I fear
Maurice is scarcely robust enough for a working - man , which of course he must
be . He , as well as his sister , however , are considered the most orderly children
in ...
I have never seen them a moment ill since they were babies , though I fear
Maurice is scarcely robust enough for a working - man , which of course he must
be . He , as well as his sister , however , are considered the most orderly children
in ...
Side 22
But the course of true love ' - even when hallowed , as here , by the sweetest ties
of nature -- seldom long ' runs smooth . Harvest - in Beauce a season of peculiar
activity and importance : -was progressing amid the most strenuous exertions of ...
But the course of true love ' - even when hallowed , as here , by the sweetest ties
of nature -- seldom long ' runs smooth . Harvest - in Beauce a season of peculiar
activity and importance : -was progressing amid the most strenuous exertions of ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 1–2 Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, William Chambers |
| Redaktører | William Chambers, Robert Chambers |
| Udgiver | Lippincott, 1869 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of Illinois ved Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitaliseret | 12. aug 2016 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |