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Side 18
In 1844 , he entered parliament as member for Whitby . This distinguished son
survived his father only eleven years . He died in 1859 , aged 56 , and was
honoured with a public funeral and interment in Westminster Abbey . If the
traveller by ...
In 1844 , he entered parliament as member for Whitby . This distinguished son
survived his father only eleven years . He died in 1859 , aged 56 , and was
honoured with a public funeral and interment in Westminster Abbey . If the
traveller by ...
Side 30
... sounding her praises to all they met , to the bathing establishment . Its worthy
proprietor received the orphans with all his native goodness of heart , thanked
Heaven that they were thrown upon his benevolence , and immediately entered
on ...
... sounding her praises to all they met , to the bathing establishment . Its worthy
proprietor received the orphans with all his native goodness of heart , thanked
Heaven that they were thrown upon his benevolence , and immediately entered
on ...
Side 8
... Disjonval no doubt felt that , if the French gained the day , he deserved his
freedom at their hands . And he had it too ; for when they entered Utrecht in
triumph , one of the first orders issued was for the liberation of Quatremer
Disjonval .
... Disjonval no doubt felt that , if the French gained the day , he deserved his
freedom at their hands . And he had it too ; for when they entered Utrecht in
triumph , one of the first orders issued was for the liberation of Quatremer
Disjonval .
Side 15
At that moment the hinges of the gate creaked , and Ludovic entered the
courtyard . He brought with him the provisions for the day ; but perceiving that
Charney was deep in thought , he did not address him , though he slightly rattled
the plates ...
At that moment the hinges of the gate creaked , and Ludovic entered the
courtyard . He brought with him the provisions for the day ; but perceiving that
Charney was deep in thought , he did not address him , though he slightly rattled
the plates ...
Side 25
At that moment two strangers entered the courtyard . At the noise of their
footsteps , Ludovic turned his head and relinquished his hold of Picciola . .
Charney and he shewed emotions of surprise . The strangers were an aid - de -
camp of ...
At that moment two strangers entered the courtyard . At the noise of their
footsteps , Ludovic turned his head and relinquished his hold of Picciola . .
Charney and he shewed emotions of surprise . The strangers were an aid - de -
camp 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 |