Littell's Living Age, 57. kötetLittell, Son and Company, 1858 |
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5. oldal
... means of support beyond the small patrimony left him at his father's death . This he had been gradually using up . It could not last a great deal longer . That the prospect of approach- ing poverty began seriously to affect his spirits ...
... means of support beyond the small patrimony left him at his father's death . This he had been gradually using up . It could not last a great deal longer . That the prospect of approach- ing poverty began seriously to affect his spirits ...
7. oldal
... means would not allow him to purchase such a luxury . In Dr. Cotton , at this important juncture , he found more than a physician . " I was not only treated by him with the greatest tenderness while I was ill , and attended with the ...
... means would not allow him to purchase such a luxury . In Dr. Cotton , at this important juncture , he found more than a physician . " I was not only treated by him with the greatest tenderness while I was ill , and attended with the ...
14. oldal
... means conclu- twirls that I spoke of , have been removed by sive . In some respects his memory seems to an infusion ... mean by a belief of your identity , which for thirteen years I did not believe . The acquisition of this light , if ...
... means conclu- twirls that I spoke of , have been removed by sive . In some respects his memory seems to an infusion ... mean by a belief of your identity , which for thirteen years I did not believe . The acquisition of this light , if ...
21. oldal
... means of which an in- ternal water - communication was opened up between the Thames , the Humber , the Sev- ern , and the Mersey . The ports of London , Hull , Bristol , and Liverpool , were thus united by canals passing through the ...
... means of which an in- ternal water - communication was opened up between the Thames , the Humber , the Sev- ern , and the Mersey . The ports of London , Hull , Bristol , and Liverpool , were thus united by canals passing through the ...
25. oldal
... means of a sufficient extension of the bearing surface . As a ship capable of sustaining heavy loads , floated in water , so , in his opinion , might a light road be floated upon a bog which was of considerably greater consistency than ...
... means of a sufficient extension of the bearing surface . As a ship capable of sustaining heavy loads , floated in water , so , in his opinion , might a light road be floated upon a bog which was of considerably greater consistency than ...
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