 | J. Ehrenfried - 1834 - 240 sider
...fireside. Have you skated already this winter 1 The winter has been very severe this year. I am glad to see the spring. It is the season I like best. It is the most pleasant of all seasons. The season is very backward. I fear we shall have a very hot summer. One would think that the order... | |
 | Anthony Bolmar - 1835 - 226 sider
...fire side. have you skated, this teinter? the winter has been very severe this year. I am glad to see the spring. it is the season I like best. it is the most pleasant of all season s. the season is very backward. I fear we shall have a very hot summer. one would think that... | |
 | W. A. Bellenger - 1836 - 296 sider
...PRINTEMPS. We have had no winter this year. It is spring weatïter. To day is a summerday. I longedfor the spring, It is the season I like best. It is the most pleasant of ail seasons. Every thingsmiles in nature. Every thing seems to revive. JlU the trees are white with... | |
 | Anthony Bolmar - 1839 - 226 sider
...fire aide. have you skated, this teinter? the winter has been very severe this year. I am glad to see the spring. it is the season I like best. it is the most pleasant of all seasons. the season is very backward. I fear we shall have a very hot summer. one would think that the order... | |
 | Bolmar A. - 1844 - 228 sider
...fire side. have you skated, this winter? the winter has been very severe this year. I am glad to see the spring. it is the season I like best. it is the most pleasant of all season s. the season is very bockward. I fear we shall have a very hot summer. one would think that... | |
 | Francis Butler - 1852 - 308 sider
...fireside. Have you skated this winter ? The winter has been very severe this year. I am glad to see the spring. It is the season I like best. It is the most pleasant of all seasons The season is very backward. I fear we shall have a very hot summer. One would think that the order... | |
 | Franz Ahn - 1861 - 186 sider
...fragrant everything smeUs! [her winter sleep. Nature has awakened from It is real spring -weather. I longed for the spring. It is the season I like best. It is the most pleasant of all seasons. We have had no winter this year. ©te ganje Sîatur ladjt. Sltte 33äume prangen in ber 33lütfie.... | |
 | William A. Bellenger - 1861 - 264 sider
...avancée. La saison est bien retardée. Tout est retardé. The frost lasted twc monlhs and a half. DIALOGUE XXX. SPRING. We have had no winter this year. It is spring wcathcr. To-day is a summer'e day. I longed for the spring. II is the season I like best. H is the... | |
 | William A. Bellenger - 1865 - 220 sider
...remember the hard frost ? Yes ; it was excessively cold. The frost lasted two months and a haï f. SPEING. We have had no winter this year. It is spring weather....the season I like best. It is the most pleasant of ail seasons. Every thing smiles in nature. Every thing seems to revive. Ail the trees are white witb.... | |
 | Franz Ahn - 1865 - 256 sider
...cold. The frost lasted two months and a half. We have had no winter this year. It is spring-weather. I longed for the spring. It is the season I like best. It is the most pleasant of all seasons. £>te Xaç\e finb fo furj unb bie Salte fo un* ertraglid). 2Kan befinbet fid) tmr uebenbemQfenn»^l.... | |
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We have had no winter this year. It is spring weather. To-day is a summer's day. I longed for the spring. It is the season I like best. It is the most pleasant of ail seasons. Every thing smiles in nature. Every thing seems to revive. 
