The school managers' series of reading books. Standard 1-6. Intr. primer [and] Standard 1-6, Volumen5Alexander Ronald Grant 1874 |
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... means of representative chambers , like our own Houses of Lords and Commons . Now , cannot you fancy a man living very comfortably in a farm of his own , with a large family of boys and girls , as long as they are not too numerous , and ...
... means of representative chambers , like our own Houses of Lords and Commons . Now , cannot you fancy a man living very comfortably in a farm of his own , with a large family of boys and girls , as long as they are not too numerous , and ...
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... mean what your father means , when he complains that the room is so filled up with lumber . In America it is used to describe the trees cut down by the edge of their great rivers , and floated down to the towns , from whence they are ...
... mean what your father means , when he complains that the room is so filled up with lumber . In America it is used to describe the trees cut down by the edge of their great rivers , and floated down to the towns , from whence they are ...
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... means ? Suppose that you chose to name one of your school - fellows as your master for the next four years , selecting five or six other scholars to advise with him . That would be a republic . Now you are like England , under a limited ...
... means ? Suppose that you chose to name one of your school - fellows as your master for the next four years , selecting five or six other scholars to advise with him . That would be a republic . Now you are like England , under a limited ...
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... means an Act signed by our kings , giving every English- man accused of a crime , a right to be brought to open trial . But in a time of great danger it is sometimes necessary to be able to keep people in prison on suspicion only , and ...
... means an Act signed by our kings , giving every English- man accused of a crime , a right to be brought to open trial . But in a time of great danger it is sometimes necessary to be able to keep people in prison on suspicion only , and ...
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... mean the writings of celebrated Greeks and Romans , who many centuries ago wrote famous books , though their languages are now called dead languages , because no one speaks them . Mathematics are the calcu- lations which you have ...
... mean the writings of celebrated Greeks and Romans , who many centuries ago wrote famous books , though their languages are now called dead languages , because no one speaks them . Mathematics are the calcu- lations which you have ...
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America amongst asked Australia battle of Plassey beautiful Benares better birds bishop Brahmin bright bush called Captain Cawnpore Christians Christingle church clothes cook crowd dear death Delhi dressed elephant emigrants England English eyes father feet fire flowers gave girls gold hand head heard Heaven Henry Havelock Hindoos Hodson horse howdah Hugh Wheeler India island killed king lady land live London look Lord Auckland Lucknow Melbourne miles mohurs morning mountains murder Nana natives never night palanquin pearls Pitcairn's Island poor Queen rajahs religion river round Runjeet Sahib seems seen sent servants ship Sir James Outram slave sleep soldiers sort South squatter Sunday Sunderbunds tell temple tent thing thought tiger told took travellers tree wife women worship