Littell's Living Age, 86. kötetLittell, Son, 1864 |
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357. oldal
... fact , I must leave home from time to time , and , if my father gets confirmed in this no- tion of his that my health is worse for my absence , he will stop the supplies altogeth- " May I ask where you do spend your time when you are ...
... fact , I must leave home from time to time , and , if my father gets confirmed in this no- tion of his that my health is worse for my absence , he will stop the supplies altogeth- " May I ask where you do spend your time when you are ...
537. oldal
... facts . as the ice in Baffin's Bay . " When it is re- membered that no vessel has ever penetrat- ed through the stupendous ice ... fact . Parry , at his extreme point , found the ice thicker , and the floes more extensive than any he had ...
... facts . as the ice in Baffin's Bay . " When it is re- membered that no vessel has ever penetrat- ed through the stupendous ice ... fact . Parry , at his extreme point , found the ice thicker , and the floes more extensive than any he had ...
573. oldal
... fact alliance stronger than their own , which if not , in these days , lost sight of . It is a fact not from instinct , then from policy , is favour- that some men marry , and some men do not able alike to freedom and the nationalities ...
... fact alliance stronger than their own , which if not , in these days , lost sight of . It is a fact not from instinct , then from policy , is favour- that some men marry , and some men do not able alike to freedom and the nationalities ...
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