Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 1–2William Chambers, Robert Chambers Lippincott, 1869 |
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Side 2
... prisons . It was in the fortress of Fénestrelle that Charles Veramont Count de Charney was incarcerated , being accused of an attempt to overthrow the government , and substitute anarchy and disorder . Let us behold him the tenant of ...
... prisons . It was in the fortress of Fénestrelle that Charles Veramont Count de Charney was incarcerated , being accused of an attempt to overthrow the government , and substitute anarchy and disorder . Let us behold him the tenant of ...
Side 4
... prisoner than you have , yet already you have become a master in the art of carving on wood . ' Notwithstanding the irony of this expression , Charney betook himself to his old occupations ; and in such wearying puerilities passed an ...
... prisoner than you have , yet already you have become a master in the art of carving on wood . ' Notwithstanding the irony of this expression , Charney betook himself to his old occupations ; and in such wearying puerilities passed an ...
Side 6
... prisoner still watched the changes of the plant . Again he argued , and again it had a ready answer . Of what use is this down upon the stem ? ' said Charney . The next morning he saw that the down was covered with a light hoar - frost ...
... prisoner still watched the changes of the plant . Again he argued , and again it had a ready answer . Of what use is this down upon the stem ? ' said Charney . The next morning he saw that the down was covered with a light hoar - frost ...
Side 7
... prisoners have no choice . Why , I have known great people , clever people - for they don't send fools here - amuse ... prisoner . ' ' It was very good of you , ' replied Charney , feeling himself humbled at being thought capable of such ...
... prisoners have no choice . Why , I have known great people , clever people - for they don't send fools here - amuse ... prisoner . ' ' It was very good of you , ' replied Charney , feeling himself humbled at being thought capable of such ...
Side 8
... prisoner had become attached to ; it is a wicked action - a crime . Talking of spiders , ' continued Ludovic , ' I'll tell you a story about a prisoner who was let out at last by the help of the spiders . ' ' By the help of the spiders ...
... prisoner had become attached to ; it is a wicked action - a crime . Talking of spiders , ' continued Ludovic , ' I'll tell you a story about a prisoner who was let out at last by the help of the spiders . ' ' By the help of the spiders ...
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