Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, Tom 13William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1846 |
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... soon think of eating the pan it is fried in . The English labourer kills his pig at Christmas , and hangs a pair of fat flitches luxuriously from his cottage ceiling . Never is such a thing seen in Ireland . It may be said that scarce ...
... soon think of eating the pan it is fried in . The English labourer kills his pig at Christmas , and hangs a pair of fat flitches luxuriously from his cottage ceiling . Never is such a thing seen in Ireland . It may be said that scarce ...
Strona 14
... soon feels that it is in the way ; grows timid ; its little affections and little faculties are kept unclosed by the chilly at- mosphere of home . If made the pet and play- thing of idle parents , the matter is even worse : it contracts ...
... soon feels that it is in the way ; grows timid ; its little affections and little faculties are kept unclosed by the chilly at- mosphere of home . If made the pet and play- thing of idle parents , the matter is even worse : it contracts ...
Strona 35
... soon triumphed over weakness . Rousing up her ener- gies , and rising from her bed , she obtained her father's immediate consent that he would go with her to Cathol Kerr's house , that she might tend his sick bed and nurse him ; and ...
... soon triumphed over weakness . Rousing up her ener- gies , and rising from her bed , she obtained her father's immediate consent that he would go with her to Cathol Kerr's house , that she might tend his sick bed and nurse him ; and ...
Strona 52
... soon as one job is disposed of another will spring up . To prevent the accumulation of arrears in a business of this kind , a permanent tribunal to ad- judicate in railway matters is indispensable . Par- liament sits only half of the ...
... soon as one job is disposed of another will spring up . To prevent the accumulation of arrears in a business of this kind , a permanent tribunal to ad- judicate in railway matters is indispensable . Par- liament sits only half of the ...
Strona 55
... soon sweep away the Game Laws . Throw the corn of the world open to British buyers , and British landlords must soon learn what is their own interest , or if not , legislation will teach them . " But this simple question Miss Martineau ...
... soon sweep away the Game Laws . Throw the corn of the world open to British buyers , and British landlords must soon learn what is their own interest , or if not , legislation will teach them . " But this simple question Miss Martineau ...
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