Chambers' Edinburgh Journal, Band 1;Bände 3-4William Orr, 1845 |
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... brought out several others : a series of books designed to aid in the realisation of an improved education ; * a kind of ency- clopædia for the middle and working - classes ; † a history of English literature , chiefly intended to ...
... brought out several others : a series of books designed to aid in the realisation of an improved education ; * a kind of ency- clopædia for the middle and working - classes ; † a history of English literature , chiefly intended to ...
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... brought from Rota ? ' ' Nothing worth speaking of , ' was the reply . ' But you have a little live stock , for we heard a pig squeak . ' Ay , ay ' roared several voices ; ' a French pig ! -a French pig ! - -we saw its snout ! ' The ...
... brought from Rota ? ' ' Nothing worth speaking of , ' was the reply . ' But you have a little live stock , for we heard a pig squeak . ' Ay , ay ' roared several voices ; ' a French pig ! -a French pig ! - -we saw its snout ! ' The ...
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... brought the old sinner all the way from Seville ; and , aided by half a dozen soldiers , I will engage to lodge him securely in the prison . ' ' Be it so , ' replied the officer ; ' sergeant , take six of your best men , and accompany ...
... brought the old sinner all the way from Seville ; and , aided by half a dozen soldiers , I will engage to lodge him securely in the prison . ' ' Be it so , ' replied the officer ; ' sergeant , take six of your best men , and accompany ...
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... brought against them , and even deny their own acts , if these tend to their condemnation . The no - wrong- doers and always - in - the - right - men are a very consider- able class in point of numbers , and it is sometimes not a little ...
... brought against them , and even deny their own acts , if these tend to their condemnation . The no - wrong- doers and always - in - the - right - men are a very consider- able class in point of numbers , and it is sometimes not a little ...
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... brought great distress on this part of the country . At that period justice was not very properly administered ; for a respectable man of the name of M'Clacherty , who lived in Balmaghie parish , was concerned in the mob , and , on his ...
... brought great distress on this part of the country . At that period justice was not very properly administered ; for a respectable man of the name of M'Clacherty , who lived in Balmaghie parish , was concerned in the mob , and , on his ...
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