Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 1–2William Chambers, Robert Chambers Lippincott, 1869 |
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Side 21
... master - wheelwright who had employed Jules , bound in some respects by duty , but still more by a benevolence of disposition , resolved that he would henceforth be a father to the orphans , and take them home to live with his own ...
... master - wheelwright who had employed Jules , bound in some respects by duty , but still more by a benevolence of disposition , resolved that he would henceforth be a father to the orphans , and take them home to live with his own ...
Side 24
... master , that the whole distance ( a considerable one ) was found by dawn on the eventful day so thickly covered with straw , as to obviate the slightest injury to the invalid . From nine in the morning the church path was lined with ...
... master , that the whole distance ( a considerable one ) was found by dawn on the eventful day so thickly covered with straw , as to obviate the slightest injury to the invalid . From nine in the morning the church path was lined with ...
Side 2
... master of a princely mansion ! Yet he was supplied with all necessaries . It was the weight of his own thoughts which appeared insupportable . However , there was no escape from them , for all correspondence with the world was forbidden ...
... master of a princely mansion ! Yet he was supplied with all necessaries . It was the weight of his own thoughts which appeared insupportable . However , there was no escape from them , for all correspondence with the world was forbidden ...
Side 4
... 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 entire winter . Happily for him a new source of interest ...
... 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 entire winter . Happily for him a new source of interest ...
Side 8
... masters would be better than his present ones , hoped , beyond all things , that the French would be victorious ; and knowing that only the weather was against them , watched his friendly spiders with redoubled interest . To his joy ...
... masters would be better than his present ones , hoped , beyond all things , that the French would be victorious ; and knowing that only the weather was against them , watched his friendly spiders with redoubled interest . To his joy ...
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