Good Words, 19. köideAlexander Strahan and Company, 1878 |
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... ment being some bands of big blue beads worn loosely round the neck . The black figure , in this shimmer of rose - pink and gold and flowers , was effective enough ; but even the finest of pictures , or the finest of statues , has not ...
... ment being some bands of big blue beads worn loosely round the neck . The black figure , in this shimmer of rose - pink and gold and flowers , was effective enough ; but even the finest of pictures , or the finest of statues , has not ...
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... ment which has been gradually taking shape in my mind , and in which I hope to break ground within a few weeks . I want to set agoing a fresh work of church extension in this rapidily growing city . A good many things have been done of ...
... ment which has been gradually taking shape in my mind , and in which I hope to break ground within a few weeks . I want to set agoing a fresh work of church extension in this rapidily growing city . A good many things have been done of ...
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... large bridges in nearly all parts of the world , but almost immediately after the signing of the agree- ment he became seriously ill , so that he laid down a principle which was of the greatest bearing. THE TAY BRIDGE . 41.
... large bridges in nearly all parts of the world , but almost immediately after the signing of the agree- ment he became seriously ill , so that he laid down a principle which was of the greatest bearing. THE TAY BRIDGE . 41.
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... ment of a colporteur and the distribution of religious literature ; but he left his interro- gator to judge of his interest in such matters by raising all sorts of difficulties , and he did not care so much as to receive his visitor's ...
... ment of a colporteur and the distribution of religious literature ; but he left his interro- gator to judge of his interest in such matters by raising all sorts of difficulties , and he did not care so much as to receive his visitor's ...
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... ment , the principal rooms of the station being monopolized by Russian officers . We now began to realise that we were approach- ing the seat of war . Bukarest is only two hours distant from Ploiesti , but during the journey we were ...
... ment , the principal rooms of the station being monopolized by Russian officers . We now began to realise that we were approach- ing the seat of war . Bukarest is only two hours distant from Ploiesti , but during the journey we were ...
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