Chambers's Journal of Popular Literature, Science and Arts, Τόμος 50Orr and Smith, 1873 |
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Σελίδα 7
... given a reply , perfectly satisfactory to the European world , to these questions , and he has dissipated the fables which had previously obtained general belief con- cerning the great idol which we called ' out of his name , ' it seems ...
... given a reply , perfectly satisfactory to the European world , to these questions , and he has dissipated the fables which had previously obtained general belief con- cerning the great idol which we called ' out of his name , ' it seems ...
Σελίδα 16
... given rise to the feeling of weariness , premonitory of slumber , and it assimilates new material for the repair of its own substance . When thus invigorated , it is in a position to reassert its power over the ganglia ; its arteries ...
... given rise to the feeling of weariness , premonitory of slumber , and it assimilates new material for the repair of its own substance . When thus invigorated , it is in a position to reassert its power over the ganglia ; its arteries ...
Σελίδα 20
... given , ́ ́or`unless the office at which they are tendered possesses the means of forward- ing them without delaying the messages of the public . The rate of payment for press messages is , I understand , one shilling for seventy - five ...
... given , ́ ́or`unless the office at which they are tendered possesses the means of forward- ing them without delaying the messages of the public . The rate of payment for press messages is , I understand , one shilling for seventy - five ...
Σελίδα 22
... given warning of their danger to the hapless patrol , who , for all he knew , had met with their deaths from the fallen tree ; but he had not done so , and he was now the willing companion of those who had caused the catastrophe . For ...
... given warning of their danger to the hapless patrol , who , for all he knew , had met with their deaths from the fallen tree ; but he had not done so , and he was now the willing companion of those who had caused the catastrophe . For ...
Σελίδα 40
... given to tale - bearing than your- self , ' said Robert , who had dropped his fair burden , not without a modest blush , at the other's innuendo ; nor do I seek a quarrel . But I won't stand by and see a woman ill - treated by any man ...
... given to tale - bearing than your- self , ' said Robert , who had dropped his fair burden , not without a modest blush , at the other's innuendo ; nor do I seek a quarrel . But I won't stand by and see a woman ill - treated by any man ...
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