Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 1–2William Chambers, Robert Chambers Lippincott, 1869 |
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Side 15
... gave time to various railway matters , and took pleasure in attending public meetings of mechanics ' institutes . It was a great day for him the 18th of June 1844 , when the first train came without break from London to Newcastle in the ...
... gave time to various railway matters , and took pleasure in attending public meetings of mechanics ' institutes . It was a great day for him the 18th of June 1844 , when the first train came without break from London to Newcastle in the ...
Side 18
... gave always cheerfully , except when these youthful aspirants were affectedly dressed , and put on airs contrary to George's notions of propriety . To a young applicant of this stamp , his candour was probably not very agreeable , but ...
... gave always cheerfully , except when these youthful aspirants were affectedly dressed , and put on airs contrary to George's notions of propriety . To a young applicant of this stamp , his candour was probably not very agreeable , but ...
Side 23
... gave hopes that consciousness and reason would soon be fully restored . And when , at the end of a week , the poor fellow stammered forth a few broken words , the first of which were ' Genevieve ' and ' sister , ' who can tell her joy ...
... gave hopes that consciousness and reason would soon be fully restored . And when , at the end of a week , the poor fellow stammered forth a few broken words , the first of which were ' Genevieve ' and ' sister , ' who can tell her joy ...
Side 25
... gave him in return the important information , that , in consequence of a splinter from a shell at the battle of Eylau , he had himself been two years entirely deprived of the use of his limbs , and subject to spasms in the head , which ...
... gave him in return the important information , that , in consequence of a splinter from a shell at the battle of Eylau , he had himself been two years entirely deprived of the use of his limbs , and subject to spasms in the head , which ...
Side 26
... . Both hearts were full , and a long embrace gave vent to feelings unutterable in words . Genevieve , as may be observed from these traits of character , was not a girl to be turned from her purpose . 26 MAURICE AND GENEVIEVE .
... . Both hearts were full , and a long embrace gave vent to feelings unutterable in words . Genevieve , as may be observed from these traits of character , was not a girl to be turned from her purpose . 26 MAURICE AND GENEVIEVE .
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