Fraser's Magazine, Том 21Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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But we have seen that the changes in the system of exhibiting our Indian
accounts are so great as to render the totals useless for purposes of comparison ;
especially the totals of 1878 , when the rupee was worth less than twenty pence ,
with ...
But we have seen that the changes in the system of exhibiting our Indian
accounts are so great as to render the totals useless for purposes of comparison ;
especially the totals of 1878 , when the rupee was worth less than twenty pence ,
with ...
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... both repeat the same story , and neither of them appear to have ever seen a
White - headed Eagle capturing his finny prey from the water , except , indeed ,
on one occasion , when an Eagle was seen in most un - aquiline fashion wading
in ...
... both repeat the same story , and neither of them appear to have ever seen a
White - headed Eagle capturing his finny prey from the water , except , indeed ,
on one occasion , when an Eagle was seen in most un - aquiline fashion wading
in ...
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Everywhere I asked about it—whether any had been seen, and if so, where?
Everywhere I was told that they were more or less common, but that they had not
come that season yet—or that they were only to be seen in the evenings —or that
...
Everywhere I asked about it—whether any had been seen, and if so, where?
Everywhere I was told that they were more or less common, but that they had not
come that season yet—or that they were only to be seen in the evenings —or that
...
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At another place one had visited that morning some flowers in a window or a
verandah . But , strange to say , where one other specimen was seen was near
our encampment , thirty miles up the forests of the Restigouche , where there was
no ...
At another place one had visited that morning some flowers in a window or a
verandah . But , strange to say , where one other specimen was seen was near
our encampment , thirty miles up the forests of the Restigouche , where there was
no ...
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The next scene between the curate and the pedant recalls and exemplifies the
familiar Latin dialogues which , as we have seen , formed at this stage an
important part of the regular school work . It will be remembered that these
learned men ...
The next scene between the curate and the pedant recalls and exemplifies the
familiar Latin dialogues which , as we have seen , formed at this stage an
important part of the regular school work . It will be remembered that these
learned men ...
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| Назва | Fraser's Magazine, Том 21 |
| Редактори | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch |
| Подяка | Thomas Carlyle |
| Видавець | J. Fraser, 1880 |
| Оригінал із | Мічиганський університет |
| Оцифровано | 29 сер. 2005 |
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