Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature1903 |
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Pagina 27
... Hour . nent and very pronounced flexion of the fingers upon the hand , which was more pronounced in the case of the ... hours a day through which such a man ordinarily works , his fingers are without intermission kept closed about this ...
... Hour . nent and very pronounced flexion of the fingers upon the hand , which was more pronounced in the case of the ... hours a day through which such a man ordinarily works , his fingers are without intermission kept closed about this ...
Pagina 29
... hours away from it , for the feed is too far out to let them get a drink each day , and their scraggy ribs are drawn together , so hollow are they . In time the leaders snuff the muddy odor of the water , and break into a run . Such a ...
... hours away from it , for the feed is too far out to let them get a drink each day , and their scraggy ribs are drawn together , so hollow are they . In time the leaders snuff the muddy odor of the water , and break into a run . Such a ...
Pagina 31
... hour after hour , we thought ourselves lucky when we could get a mile an hour out of the poor brutes . About ten my bag had long been empty , and I was ter- ribly thirsty ; but rather than stop the cattle to catch the donkey I was hold ...
... hour after hour , we thought ourselves lucky when we could get a mile an hour out of the poor brutes . About ten my bag had long been empty , and I was ter- ribly thirsty ; but rather than stop the cattle to catch the donkey I was hold ...
Pagina 50
... hour spent there , it is the outside world that seems gloomy and care . worn . The heartiest burst of laughter I ever heard in St. Petersburg , I heard in an old - age home ; while in Vienna working men and women betake them- selves ...
... hour spent there , it is the outside world that seems gloomy and care . worn . The heartiest burst of laughter I ever heard in St. Petersburg , I heard in an old - age home ; while in Vienna working men and women betake them- selves ...
Pagina 51
... hour among them but some old man or woman inquired anx- iously whether I was quite sure I understood that paupers were never admitted into old - age homes . What they were given to eat , or wherewithal they were clothed , seemed to be a ...
... hour among them but some old man or woman inquired anx- iously whether I was quite sure I understood that paupers were never admitted into old - age homes . What they were given to eat , or wherewithal they were clothed , seemed to be a ...
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