 | Joel C. Page - 1916 - 228 sider
...measure lived again these fruitful and pleasant years. I hope the readers of this account have had as much pleasure in the reading as I have had in the writing. The main thought that is present, as I reach the conclusion, is one of wonderment at the many and vast... | |
 | Frank George Carpenter - 1923 - 424 sider
...slight revision here and there needed to make them accord with changing conditions. If they can give as much pleasure in the reading as I have had in the writing I shall feel that my work has been well worth the time and labour it has entailed. I CHAPTER II CHILE'S... | |
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I bid thee farewell, wishing thee half as much pleasure in the reading as I have had in the writing, which in truth has not been a little. 