Advanced Reading Book, Literary and ScientificT. Laurie, 1859 - 424 pages |
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Page 7
... remain , as if unconscious of external objects , while the railway trains dash past them laden with passengers . A con- viction that the rushing train brought no danger to them seems to have been very quickly arrived at . Occasionally ...
... remain , as if unconscious of external objects , while the railway trains dash past them laden with passengers . A con- viction that the rushing train brought no danger to them seems to have been very quickly arrived at . Occasionally ...
Page 180
... remain boorish , wasteful , and destitute . But very different indeed is the case of the schoolboy . He is yet unstained with vice , his habits are yet to be formed , and hence the responsibility which the school- master feels to send ...
... remain boorish , wasteful , and destitute . But very different indeed is the case of the schoolboy . He is yet unstained with vice , his habits are yet to be formed , and hence the responsibility which the school- master feels to send ...
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... remains , and the encouragement to industry also . 4th , Savings . There remain the £ 500 saved ; and it is here that as regards the encouragement of the arts , of industry , of labour , of workmen , Mondor appears greatly superior to ...
... remains , and the encouragement to industry also . 4th , Savings . There remain the £ 500 saved ; and it is here that as regards the encouragement of the arts , of industry , of labour , of workmen , Mondor appears greatly superior to ...
Contents
LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY | 1 |
THE MATERIALS USED FOR PERFUMERY | 7 |
THOMSON | 10 |
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