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Página 74
I never again , ' he says , ' walked on my feet ; but , by the blessing of God ,
recovered the use of my hands , with the loss of only two fingers . ' The Russians ,
his companions , treated him with great humanity , cut off his boots , wrapped his
...
I never again , ' he says , ' walked on my feet ; but , by the blessing of God ,
recovered the use of my hands , with the loss of only two fingers . ' The Russians ,
his companions , treated him with great humanity , cut off his boots , wrapped his
...
Página 88
How delightful it is when learning and judgment walk thus hand in hand ! But
enough the sweetest boney Is ... Meanwhile we have gathered some little
consolation from what is already in our hands . Very often , on comparing the
dramas of the ...
How delightful it is when learning and judgment walk thus hand in hand ! But
enough the sweetest boney Is ... Meanwhile we have gathered some little
consolation from what is already in our hands . Very often , on comparing the
dramas of the ...
Página 131
Scoundrel , ' said Semple , laying his hand upon Bouché's bridle , dare you call
me so ? ... But this address for mercy was made to the servants of the h - west
Company , and at their hands was immediately received by what must be
presumed ...
Scoundrel , ' said Semple , laying his hand upon Bouché's bridle , dare you call
me so ? ... But this address for mercy was made to the servants of the h - west
Company , and at their hands was immediately received by what must be
presumed ...
Página 277
If stagnant manufactures , and languishing agriculture , and a population
suddenly turned loose from the military or naval services of the country , produce
a supply of hands for which there is no work , a partial and temporary remedy
might ...
If stagnant manufactures , and languishing agriculture , and a population
suddenly turned loose from the military or naval services of the country , produce
a supply of hands for which there is no work , a partial and temporary remedy
might ...
Página 534
When these principles began to spread , it so happened that our literary journals
were almost wholly in the hands of dissenters , and more particularly of those
dissenters who prided themselves upon the freedom of their opinions . No sooner
...
When these principles began to spread , it so happened that our literary journals
were almost wholly in the hands of dissenters , and more particularly of those
dissenters who prided themselves upon the freedom of their opinions . No sooner
...
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