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Side 4
... and given them at least the elements of education . But in this as in thousands
of cases , little else was thought of than to consume the whole weekly earnings in
a coarse kind of plenty , leaving chance or the parish to provide for the future .
... and given them at least the elements of education . But in this as in thousands
of cases , little else was thought of than to consume the whole weekly earnings in
a coarse kind of plenty , leaving chance or the parish to provide for the future .
Side 9
... into the mine - not only at Killingworth , but at Mountmoor , Derwentcrook ,
Southmoor , all which collieries belonged to Lord Ravensworth and his partners ;
and the whole of the machinery in all these collieries was put under my charge .
No.
... into the mine - not only at Killingworth , but at Mountmoor , Derwentcrook ,
Southmoor , all which collieries belonged to Lord Ravensworth and his partners ;
and the whole of the machinery in all these collieries was put under my charge .
No.
Side 15
The whole number conveyed from the time of opening to the end of the year -
three months and a half — was more than 71,000 . This line , as is well known ,
now forms part of that vast system , the London and North - western Railway .
The whole number conveyed from the time of opening to the end of the year -
three months and a half — was more than 71,000 . This line , as is well known ,
now forms part of that vast system , the London and North - western Railway .
Side 24
... without agony , the slightest jolt over the roughly - paved village street leading
to the church ; but so completely had her devoted conduct won on her fellow -
servants and their master , that the whole distance ( a considerable one ) was
found ...
... without agony , the slightest jolt over the roughly - paved village street leading
to the church ; but so completely had her devoted conduct won on her fellow -
servants and their master , that the whole distance ( a considerable one ) was
found ...
Side 25
The part , however , of the whole scene which went straight to her heart , and
touched it most deeply , was the distinction publicly conferred on her by the
worthy curé himself , who , pointing her out to his parishioners as a pattern of
Christian ...
The part , however , of the whole scene which went straight to her heart , and
touched it most deeply , was the distinction publicly conferred on her by the
worthy curé himself , who , pointing her out to his parishioners as a pattern of
Christian ...
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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 |