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... down below because there is not so much air around prsssing it down and hindering it from escaping as steam. So the water on the mountain side boiled, but it was far from being what we call boiling hot. If you should want to cook your pudding on the summit ...
... the railway. THROUGH THE LETTER•IIOX. Thin eharrning gonad Robin in accompanied br • letter from Esquire Lancelot Hargis, she says that he i. mein og a scrapbook for lb. R.T. Boakyt, to try ma d gain an Ili'. medal. /to adds that be is on tiro sink-liar ...
... papers from Miss Jackaman; magazines from Mrs. Branch, old linen Anonymously. periodicals from Mr. 1H. Parker, London; illustrated papers and scrap-books from M-a. Chas. Fountain, and a donation of Al2 from Mr. ...
... fish, As I sometimes wish, Iu a globe all alone, A round world of my own, How sad should I be At five o'clock tea. t For they wonldn't have me They wouldn't have me. Not a sound to be found In my world so round, And nothing to do but swim. So perhaps j nst ...
... There seems a long step from the water wheel, tmned by a iittle ril!, of a country mill, to the iiameuso bridge across the Thames, with its hnge steel- fiamed towers and its powerful bascules- which rise to let the shipping of the world's greatest port pass ...
... fromi Mri. White, old linen from 'Mrs. Biddell fruit and magazines from Lady Domnville, 17 looks for children from, Mrs. Wrinch, illustrated papers from Mr. But- ler, scrapbooks from Mrs. Beech's children, and ...
... begs thankfully to acknowledge illustrated papers from Mr. Cattell, 'Mr. S. Rowbotham, and Mrs. Turner; flowers from Mr. Ernest Johnson, and Maud, Otley; periodicals from Mrs. Norman; and a scrap-book from Master Teddy Rowe. FoRTHCOMING ...
... Environs of London, wilh the Middlesex parishes and the supple- Dent (1796)-a work of p-reat repute among antiquaries -and a scrapbook containing 95 English portraits, described on the cover as being those of - Ladies, theatrical end remrarkable characters ...
... rather that it is a most unsatis- factory tramear motor, and th out come of the exeriment promises to be the , early withdrawal from service of the compressed :L air ears, and, curiously enough, the experi- 3s mental.reintroduction on another line of electric ...
... It came to me for my comfort while I was suffering from the i first shook of the cruel and cowardly injustice ! clone to Drerfus. from 'the horror of those l atrocious but -fights at Boulonge, and from the chronic pain due to a too intimate knowledge of ...