The Polar star, being a continuation of 'The Extractor', of entertainment and popular science, 第 1 卷1829 |
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... feeling . The question , as regards the mole , then , we apprehend , has nothing to do with humanity to the animal . It is sim- ply - How far is it expedient to allow the multiplication of this class of animals in our corn - fields ...
... feeling . The question , as regards the mole , then , we apprehend , has nothing to do with humanity to the animal . It is sim- ply - How far is it expedient to allow the multiplication of this class of animals in our corn - fields ...
第 5 頁
... feeling that speaks to the heart . The preacher quitted his solemn , inflated lan- guage , and said in a natural tone , " I will conduct you to your tent . " He attempted to raise her , but she was powerless . will go and get help to ...
... feeling that speaks to the heart . The preacher quitted his solemn , inflated lan- guage , and said in a natural tone , " I will conduct you to your tent . " He attempted to raise her , but she was powerless . will go and get help to ...
第 7 頁
... feeling worldly inferiority before this pupil of fashion , but he had unconsciously assumed more defer- ence of ... feelings , she determined to in- dulge a new whim by seeing and conversing with him . Evans , in the mean time , passed a ...
... feeling worldly inferiority before this pupil of fashion , but he had unconsciously assumed more defer- ence of ... feelings , she determined to in- dulge a new whim by seeing and conversing with him . Evans , in the mean time , passed a ...
第 11 頁
... feelings to the demon of which they have made a god . They manage these things much better among the modern saints , who by no means put the creature - comforts under a ban , whatever objections they may entertain against the luxury of ...
... feelings to the demon of which they have made a god . They manage these things much better among the modern saints , who by no means put the creature - comforts under a ban , whatever objections they may entertain against the luxury of ...
第 12 頁
... feels in the victims of cap tal punishment , in the Thur- tells and the Fauntleroys ; as also of the universal conviction prevailing in England , that the gallows is a short and sure cut to everlasting happiness . From all this , if ...
... feels in the victims of cap tal punishment , in the Thur- tells and the Fauntleroys ; as also of the universal conviction prevailing in England , that the gallows is a short and sure cut to everlasting happiness . From all this , if ...
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