The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.John William Carleton 1869 |
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... live some distance out of town , and the saving in railway fare soon pays for the velocipede . The journey is very pleasant on a fine day , with the exception of the last mile or so , where the streets are very crowded . Even then there ...
... live some distance out of town , and the saving in railway fare soon pays for the velocipede . The journey is very pleasant on a fine day , with the exception of the last mile or so , where the streets are very crowded . Even then there ...
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... live in . Then , as regards going abroad for health , doubtless there are climates that arrest for a time the death of an invalid who suffers from the intensity of a severe winter at home ; and yet , spite of medical men , I believe ...
... live in . Then , as regards going abroad for health , doubtless there are climates that arrest for a time the death of an invalid who suffers from the intensity of a severe winter at home ; and yet , spite of medical men , I believe ...
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... live in . One thing I would however strongly advise to those who travel , as many do travel , in ignorance - Ride your horse on the snaffle , use the curb for your own tongue , fee quietly rather than curse railway guards and porters ...
... live in . One thing I would however strongly advise to those who travel , as many do travel , in ignorance - Ride your horse on the snaffle , use the curb for your own tongue , fee quietly rather than curse railway guards and porters ...
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... lives to take passage in a steamer . The windows of the cheer- ful room in which they were located looked on the broad ocean ... live well for a week on six pounds eighteen . " I fear not . Mon cher Piggy , you must get up your French ...
... lives to take passage in a steamer . The windows of the cheer- ful room in which they were located looked on the broad ocean ... live well for a week on six pounds eighteen . " I fear not . Mon cher Piggy , you must get up your French ...
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... live long days , notwith- standing the arduous toil to which he was subjected . " The other François , a native of Normandy , was sent to Africa nearly about the same time as the one of whose history we have given the mere outline . He ...
... live long days , notwith- standing the arduous toil to which he was subjected . " The other François , a native of Normandy , was sent to Africa nearly about the same time as the one of whose history we have given the mere outline . He ...
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Strona 279 - And he will be a wild man ; his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him ; and he shall dwell in the presence of all his brethren.
Strona 461 - Rings on her fingers and bells on her toes, And she shall have music wherever she goes.
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