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Strona 109
He therefore immediately undertook to save his friend's library , which he knew to
be very valuable . With the most strenuous activity he exerted himself for four
hours , in the midst of rain and the playing of the fire engines , with such effect
that ...
He therefore immediately undertook to save his friend's library , which he knew to
be very valuable . With the most strenuous activity he exerted himself for four
hours , in the midst of rain and the playing of the fire engines , with such effect
that ...
Strona 313
And the occasional strokes of wit and dashes of sarcasm with which it is
interspersed , strengthen its character and heighten its effect . A few extracts from
it , besides doing more justice to the author than any description can possibly
effect , will ...
And the occasional strokes of wit and dashes of sarcasm with which it is
interspersed , strengthen its character and heighten its effect . A few extracts from
it , besides doing more justice to the author than any description can possibly
effect , will ...
Strona 471
... last season ; when a regular plan was adopted to ascertain , with precision ,
how far their effects may be depended on . ... made with as much care as
circumstances permitted , that they have a salutary effect in destroying the
various species ...
... last season ; when a regular plan was adopted to ascertain , with precision ,
how far their effects may be depended on . ... made with as much care as
circumstances permitted , that they have a salutary effect in destroying the
various species ...
Strona 472
Yet physicians know how important are the effects , and how extensive the use of
laxatives , when they combine , with ... In the present case , however , much of the
effect produced , is to be attributed to the pure , elastic air of the mountains ...
Yet physicians know how important are the effects , and how extensive the use of
laxatives , when they combine , with ... In the present case , however , much of the
effect produced , is to be attributed to the pure , elastic air of the mountains ...
Strona 547
The establishment of academies and of schools of instruc . tion in the fine arts ,
calling for expensive buildings , large endowments and a continual expenditure
in maintaining the establishment , would be of little effect without employment of ...
The establishment of academies and of schools of instruc . tion in the fine arts ,
calling for expensive buildings , large endowments and a continual expenditure
in maintaining the establishment , would be of little effect without employment of ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | The Port Folio, Tom 5 Tomy 40-42;Tomy 220-227 z American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Twórcy | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Wydawca | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Harvarda |
| W formie cyfrowej | 11 Kwi 2019 |
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