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... a native of the north of England , and both affording bright examples of what
may be done in adverse circumstances by dint of well - directed labour , united
with that degree of prudence without which ingenuity and toil are usually in vain .
... a native of the north of England , and both affording bright examples of what
may be done in adverse circumstances by dint of well - directed labour , united
with that degree of prudence without which ingenuity and toil are usually in vain .
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Cheered by this friendly farewell , Genevieve once more donned her harness —
avoided , as directed , the city of Paris , by keeping the line of the new boulevard
and Champ de Mars - crossed the Seine in a boat , and , late at night , arrived at ...
Cheered by this friendly farewell , Genevieve once more donned her harness —
avoided , as directed , the city of Paris , by keeping the line of the new boulevard
and Champ de Mars - crossed the Seine in a boat , and , late at night , arrived at ...
Side 30
Her first inquiry was how to reach the baths , and the way by which she was
directed to them lay along the shore ; when the grand and novel spectacle of the
gently - undulating ocean recalled to the twins the wide - waving cornfields of
their ...
Her first inquiry was how to reach the baths , and the way by which she was
directed to them lay along the shore ; when the grand and novel spectacle of the
gently - undulating ocean recalled to the twins the wide - waving cornfields of
their ...
Side 3
By turns hé directed his mind to the merest trifles — manufactured whistles ,
boxes , and little open baskets of fruit stones — made miniature ships of walnut
shells , and plaited straw for amusement . To vary his occupations , he engraved
a ...
By turns hé directed his mind to the merest trifles — manufactured whistles ,
boxes , and little open baskets of fruit stones — made miniature ships of walnut
shells , and plaited straw for amusement . To vary his occupations , he engraved
a ...
Side 6
... been long associated with the other prisoners and the man who was dead ,
and he directed where other tools and money might be found ; but he could say
nothing as to the manner in which Du Moulin's servant was employed to put it off .
... been long associated with the other prisoners and the man who was dead ,
and he directed where other tools and money might be found ; but he could say
nothing as to the manner in which Du Moulin's servant was employed to put it off .
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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 |