Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 1–2William Chambers, Robert Chambers Lippincott, 1869 |
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Side 5
... manner that was thought surprising . Rather a general favourite from his good - nature and dexterity at rustic sports , George likewise gave satisfaction to his employers , and , reputed as a clever , handy young man , was promoted to ...
... manner that was thought surprising . Rather a general favourite from his good - nature and dexterity at rustic sports , George likewise gave satisfaction to his employers , and , reputed as a clever , handy young man , was promoted to ...
Side 8
... manner almost upset his philosophy , and he strongly meditated emigrating to America . Fortunately , his spirits revived , and he held on his course . In addressing a society of young operatives many years afterwards , he referred as ...
... manner almost upset his philosophy , and he strongly meditated emigrating to America . Fortunately , his spirits revived , and he held on his course . In addressing a society of young operatives many years afterwards , he referred as ...
Side 12
... manner in imitation of the old tramways . Already , a manufactory of engines had been set up at Newcastle , in which George Stephenson was a partner , and from this establishment three locomotives were ordered by the directors of the ...
... manner in imitation of the old tramways . Already , a manufactory of engines had been set up at Newcastle , in which George Stephenson was a partner , and from this establishment three locomotives were ordered by the directors of the ...
Side 19
... manner , as well as their serviceableness in giving advice , in cases of emergency , to the members of their flocks , they are very generally beloved in their respective neighbourhoods . In Artenay , one of these peaceful and ...
... manner , as well as their serviceableness in giving advice , in cases of emergency , to the members of their flocks , they are very generally beloved in their respective neighbourhoods . In Artenay , one of these peaceful and ...
Side 6
... manner ? Who knows , ' said he , ' this Italian may have discovered in a fly things as worthy of being examined as I have in my plant . ' On re - entering his chamber , the first object which struck him was a sentence he had written on ...
... manner ? Who knows , ' said he , ' this Italian may have discovered in a fly things as worthy of being examined as I have in my plant . ' On re - entering his chamber , the first object which struck him was a sentence he had written on ...
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