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Pagina 16
... shall be supplied by promotion , or a new appointment , or both , as may be
requisite ; but he shall nevertheless retain his station in the said corps or army ,
and rise therein , in the same manner , as if he had never been appointed
inspector .
... shall be supplied by promotion , or a new appointment , or both , as may be
requisite ; but he shall nevertheless retain his station in the said corps or army ,
and rise therein , in the same manner , as if he had never been appointed
inspector .
Pagina 39
For on a certain night he imagined that he had seen an ugly monster standing on
his breast , who , to his thinking , was more mighty than the whole world ,
insomuch that being as he thought in a manner squeezed or pressed to death
with the ...
For on a certain night he imagined that he had seen an ugly monster standing on
his breast , who , to his thinking , was more mighty than the whole world ,
insomuch that being as he thought in a manner squeezed or pressed to death
with the ...
Pagina 43
Even at this early period of his life , « at an age ” says Mr. Vaux , “ when the
generality of mankind are most concerned to determine in what manner they
shall apply their time and talents , for their own aggrandisement , and are seen
eagerly ...
Even at this early period of his life , « at an age ” says Mr. Vaux , “ when the
generality of mankind are most concerned to determine in what manner they
shall apply their time and talents , for their own aggrandisement , and are seen
eagerly ...
Pagina 46
Mr. Vaux is entitled to the thanks of the community for preserving so valuable an
example . In his style there is no parade of sentiment or glitter of ornament . It is a
“ round unvarnished tale , ” told in a neat manner , of an uncommonly good man ...
Mr. Vaux is entitled to the thanks of the community for preserving so valuable an
example . In his style there is no parade of sentiment or glitter of ornament . It is a
“ round unvarnished tale , ” told in a neat manner , of an uncommonly good man ...
Pagina 54
... person by whom it is conducted we would especially request attention to the
friendly admonition we have just given , as his principal object professedly is , ' to
vindicate the character of American literature and manners from the aspersions of
...
... person by whom it is conducted we would especially request attention to the
friendly admonition we have just given , as his principal object professedly is , ' to
vindicate the character of American literature and manners from the aspersions of
...
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