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... present , was shut out from him . With these convictions , it is not surprising that
our hero resolved to learn to read - in fact , to put himself to school , and so
remedy , if it could be remedied , the neglect on this score of old Bob , his father .
... present , was shut out from him . With these convictions , it is not surprising that
our hero resolved to learn to read - in fact , to put himself to school , and so
remedy , if it could be remedied , the neglect on this score of old Bob , his father .
Side 8
He took the engine to pieces , rearranged it skilfully , and set it to work in the most
effectual Besides receiving a present of £ 10 for this useful service , he was
placed on the footing of a regular engineer , and afterwards consulted in cases of
...
He took the engine to pieces , rearranged it skilfully , and set it to work in the most
effectual Besides receiving a present of £ 10 for this useful service , he was
placed on the footing of a regular engineer , and afterwards consulted in cases of
...
Side 14
Members of the government , and distinguished individuals from various quarters
, were invited to be present at the opening . On the memorable day , a train was
formed of eight locomotives and twenty - eight carriages , in which were seated ...
Members of the government , and distinguished individuals from various quarters
, were invited to be present at the opening . On the memorable day , a train was
formed of eight locomotives and twenty - eight carriages , in which were seated ...
Side 17
... but such lines would be in no way applicable at the present day , where the
road is covered with long goods - trains propelled by the locomotive . What we
require now is , a road with such gradients that locomotives shall be able to carry
the ...
... but such lines would be in no way applicable at the present day , where the
road is covered with long goods - trains propelled by the locomotive . What we
require now is , a road with such gradients that locomotives shall be able to carry
the ...
Side 20
You know you should have no secrets from your little wife . ' “ Well , then , dear , a
sort of feeling came over me ; I felt a little distressed as to what would come of
these little creatures should Providence remove us from our present earthly
scene ...
You know you should have no secrets from your little wife . ' “ Well , then , dear , a
sort of feeling came over me ; I felt a little distressed as to what would come of
these little creatures should Providence remove us from our present earthly
scene ...
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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 |