Garden,' by Alphonse Karr? You should read it; it is a book of deep philosophy, showing what compensations the Creator provides for persons of different stations. Its first object is to solace those who cannot travel, by showing that in the small compass... The Boy and the Constellations - Seite 124von Julia Bachope Goddard - 1866 - 143 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
| 1855 - 808 Seiten
...other hand, it consoles those who have not a yard of ground of their own, by showing that they arc free of the whole earth, whereas every possessor becomes, to the extent of his possession, a prisoner. IREN.KUS. — All such books do good by showing us the relative importance of the hobbies which we... | |
| Alfred Wilks Drayson - 1858 - 446 Seiten
...It; it is a book of deep philosophy, showing what compensations the Creator provides for persons in different stations. Its first object is to solace...becomes to the extent of his possession a prisoner. All sucl: books do good, by showing us the relative importance of the bobbies which we ride." —Blackwoofs... | |
| Thomas Chandler Haliburton - 1858 - 524 Seiten
...hand, it consoles those who have not a yard of ground of their own bv showin that they are t'»-ee of the whole earth, whereas every possessor becomes...us the relative importance of the hobbies which we ride."^Slacttwood's Magazine, October, ISSa. In square 24mo, price 3s. 6d. cloth, gilt edges. THE QUEEN... | |
| Cecilia Lucy Brightwell - 1859 - 296 Seiten
...inconveniences. On the Bother hand, it consoles those who have not a yard of ground of their own by showiu that they are free of the whole earth, whereas every...prisoner. All such books do good, by showing us the relativr. Importance of the hobbies which we ride." — Slackwood's Magazine, October, 1855. In square... | |
| Thomas Nichols (of the British museum.) - 1859 - 168 Seiten
...other hand, it consoles those who have not a yard of ground of their own by showin that they are tree of the whole earth, whereas every possessor becomes...prisoner. All such books do good, by showing us the relatur importance of the hobbies which we ride." — Blackwootfs Magazine, October, 1855. In square... | |
| George Brakley - 1859 - 68 Seiten
...consoles those who have not a yard of ground of their own by sho*ing that they are free of the w hole earth, whereas every possessor becomes to the extent of his possession a prisoner. All luch books do good, by showing us the relative importance of the hobbies which we ride."— Biackwood's... | |
| K. W. Horlock - 1862 - 378 Seiten
...it; it is a book of deep philosophy, showing what compensations the Creator provides for persons in different stations. Its first object is to solace...us the relative importance of the hobbies which we ride."—Slackvood's Magazine, October, 1865. LONDON : GEORGE ROUTLEDGE AND CO., FABBINGDON-STBEET.... | |
| Louisa Lane Clarke - 1865 - 176 Seiten
...showing what compensations the Creator provides for persons of different stations. Its first olijoct is to solace those who cannot travel, by showing that...All such books do good, by showing us the relative importanco *.f the hobbies which we ride." — BlackwoocTs Magazine. WARNE'S TWO SHILLING GIFT BOOKS.... | |
| Horace Elisha Scudder - 1865 - 242 Seiten
...other hand, it consoles those who have not a yard of ground of their own, by showing that they ara free of the whole earth, whereas every possessor becomes to the extent of his possession a prisoner. AH such books do good, by showing us the relative importance of the hobbies which we ride." — Blackwood's... | |
| mrs. Henry H B. Paull - 1866 - 298 Seiten
...denic/ns by W. HARVKT. " Have you ever read ' A Tour Round my Garden,' by Alphonse Karr? You should read it; it is a book of deep philosophy, showing what...us the relative importance of the hobbies which we ride."—JJlackwood's Magazine. In crown 8vo, price 5s. cloth gilt, THE EVERY-DAY BOOK OF NATURAL HISTORY.... | |
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