Peter Parley's Annual: A Christmas and New Year's Present for Young People..William Martin Darton and Company, 1866 |
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... feeling of liberty , an honourable chivalry , and a desire of being useful to their country when foreign tyrants should dare to invade it . The acquisition , therefore , of robust health , and that vigour of mind which goes with it ...
... feeling of liberty , an honourable chivalry , and a desire of being useful to their country when foreign tyrants should dare to invade it . The acquisition , therefore , of robust health , and that vigour of mind which goes with it ...
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... feel the weight of his resentment . It happened unfor- tunately for the cardinal that both the queen and her rival were his enemies : the queen from her suspicion that she never had a cordial friend in him , and Anne from a knowledge ...
... feel the weight of his resentment . It happened unfor- tunately for the cardinal that both the queen and her rival were his enemies : the queen from her suspicion that she never had a cordial friend in him , and Anne from a knowledge ...
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... feel what it is to war against England , " and he immediately left the room , nor could he be induced to return , until he had been implored to do so by the queen mother . This was the bold conduct of an Englishman , and the matter ...
... feel what it is to war against England , " and he immediately left the room , nor could he be induced to return , until he had been implored to do so by the queen mother . This was the bold conduct of an Englishman , and the matter ...
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... feel likely to have a sensation . Then there was a brassy braying from the trumpets , and a rub - a - dub from the kettle- drums a suspense of breath and a bumping of hearts ; — when suddenly the door of the toril , or bullery , was ...
... feel likely to have a sensation . Then there was a brassy braying from the trumpets , and a rub - a - dub from the kettle- drums a suspense of breath and a bumping of hearts ; — when suddenly the door of the toril , or bullery , was ...
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... feel that his deadliest foe was now before him ; while the latter , leaning forward on his left foot , held the sword on a level with his head , having the point bent slightly down- wards . There was a moment of terrible suspense - at ...
... feel that his deadliest foe was now before him ; while the latter , leaning forward on his left foot , held the sword on a level with his head , having the point bent slightly down- wards . There was a moment of terrible suspense - at ...
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Alfred amusement angle Anne Boleyn ball BARNABY RUDGE beautiful boat bowl Bruges bull called cheer Christmas colour cross and pile delight ditto DOMBEY AND SON England English ENGRAVINGS equal eyes feet Fieldfare fire flowers French George Measom girls glass glory gold golden hours Greek boys hand head heard heart holy honour hoops king leaped lion LITTLE DORRIT London look manufacture marbles MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT Miltiades Moon morning mother natives never noble PARLEY'S ANNUAL PICKWICK PAPERS pins play players poor pottery pretty Prince prize quoit quum Railway rises or sets Romans round Sally Sharpus SHILLING side SKETCHES BY BOZ soon sport square star stones streets Sunday after Trinity tail Temple thee thing thou tiger town trees turn wall WEST CORNWALL RAILWAYS whole Wolsey young youth
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Página 336 - It is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth make Man better be ; Or standing long an oak, three hundred year, To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sere : A lily of a day Is fairer far in May, Although it fall and die that night — It was the plant and flower of Light. In small proportions we just beauties see ; And in short measures life may perfect be.
Página 136 - Well, well, Master Kingston," quoth he, "I see the matter against me how it is framed; but if I had served God as diligently as I have done the king, he would not have given me over in my grey hairs.
Página 145 - In any right-angled triangle, the square which is described on the side subtending the right angle is equal to the squares described on the sides which contain the right angle.
Página 46 - ... their booty from this and other spoliations, that gold in Syria speedily fell to one half its former value. In the confusion, the Zealots and robbers, who had the defence of the place, succeeded in forcing their way through the upper city, there to make their last stand. The plundering and butchering being over for the present, the Romans carried their standards around the burning Temple, and set them up before the eastern gate, where they offered sacrifices, and saluted Titus as
Página 38 - The two great parties concurred in defence of the city; but when the urgent occasion had passed, they turned their arms against each other. Thus there was two-fold war, and the lifeblood of Jerusalem was drained without respite. John defended the temple and the Castle of Antonia, and Simon the rest of the city. The space which their previous devastations had cleared within the city, served them for a field of battle against each other ; from which, when occasion required, they unanimously hastened...
Página 135 - Having alighted, he immediately took his chamber and went to bed, where his sickness still increased. Three days after, " on Tuesday even, master Kingston came to him, and bade him good-morrow, for it was about six of the clock, and asked him how he did. Sir, quoth he, I tarry but the pleasure of God, to render up my poor soul into His hands.