Chambers's Journal of Popular Literature, Science and ArtsOrr and Smith, 1953 |
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Σελίδα 210
... carried was not holy because it had not been blessed in a church . But the cross which Christ carried had not been blessed either when he took it up to make his supplica- tion . You have not sinned , my daughter . ' more now . Suddenly ...
... carried was not holy because it had not been blessed in a church . But the cross which Christ carried had not been blessed either when he took it up to make his supplica- tion . You have not sinned , my daughter . ' more now . Suddenly ...
Σελίδα 338
... carry his rider there and bring him back again . Dealing further with this mythical vision . He never had a rope thrown on him until he was six years old ; the first day he was saddled he carried his rider forty miles ; next day he ...
... carry his rider there and bring him back again . Dealing further with this mythical vision . He never had a rope thrown on him until he was six years old ; the first day he was saddled he carried his rider forty miles ; next day he ...
Σελίδα 468
Savage's patent No. 12090 of 1885 carried this fun to new heights . It incorporated a device through which the animals , mounted on the merry - go - round's carrying wheel and so running in a trackway hidden from view , were each ...
Savage's patent No. 12090 of 1885 carried this fun to new heights . It incorporated a device through which the animals , mounted on the merry - go - round's carrying wheel and so running in a trackway hidden from view , were each ...
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