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Página 161
... standing , and that to it , as indicating the grave of the patriarch's beloved partner , was applied the distinctive appellation " Rachel's sepulchre . " In the same book of the Old Testament , ( vi . 18 ) there is an inci- dental ...
... standing , and that to it , as indicating the grave of the patriarch's beloved partner , was applied the distinctive appellation " Rachel's sepulchre . " In the same book of the Old Testament , ( vi . 18 ) there is an inci- dental ...
Página 168
... standing as might be imagined upon solid bone , we stand upon an arch composed of a series of bones , which are united by the most curious provisions for the elasticity of the foot ; hence , when we jump from a height directly upon the ...
... standing as might be imagined upon solid bone , we stand upon an arch composed of a series of bones , which are united by the most curious provisions for the elasticity of the foot ; hence , when we jump from a height directly upon the ...
Página 170
... stand without seeing either horse or rider move : nay , you may stand a long time without seeing them wink ! We question if many Londoners have seen the guard relieved ; and as all the noble black horses and all the tall fine fellows ...
... stand without seeing either horse or rider move : nay , you may stand a long time without seeing them wink ! We question if many Londoners have seen the guard relieved ; and as all the noble black horses and all the tall fine fellows ...
Página 175
... stand- ing open he walked in , and observed a man clad in the simplest garments leaning against a tree in deep medita- tion . At the noise which the officer made in approaching , the leper , without turning to look upon the intruder ...
... stand- ing open he walked in , and observed a man clad in the simplest garments leaning against a tree in deep medita- tion . At the noise which the officer made in approaching , the leper , without turning to look upon the intruder ...
Página 188
... - " What wilt thou with me ? " he inquired sternly , " the tinctions the " getter " is considered the superior , and is lages that stand low on the banks of the Rhine 188 [ APRIL 17 , THE LONDON SATURDAY JOURNAL . Railway Labourers.
... - " What wilt thou with me ? " he inquired sternly , " the tinctions the " getter " is considered the superior , and is lages that stand low on the banks of the Rhine 188 [ APRIL 17 , THE LONDON SATURDAY JOURNAL . Railway Labourers.
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