 | William Cobbett - 1819 - 630 sider
...large and a very neat house, with sash windows, and of a small house, which seems to have been tacked on to the large one; and, the proportion they bear...which has grown out of the small one. The * 1818. -'I - i Feb. 16. father, or grandfather, while he was toiling for his children, lived in the small... | |
 | William Cobbett - 1819 - 154 sider
...small house, which seems to have been tacked on to the large ~one ; and, the proportion they bear te : each other, in point of dimensions, is as nearly as...large house which has grown out of the small one. The father, or grand-father, while he was toiling for his children, lived in the snrwll house, constructed... | |
 | William Cobbett - 1822 - 384 sider
...large and a very neat house, with sash windows, and of a small house, which seems to have been tacked on to the large one ; and, the proportion they bear...opposite of this instance of the works of nature, lor, it is the large house whick has grown out of the small one. The father, or grandfather, while... | |
 | Edward Irving Carlyle, John Doyle - 1904 - 364 sider
...large and a very neat house, with sash-windows, and of a small house, which seems to have been tacked on to the large one ; and the proportion they bear...large house which has grown out of the small one. The father or grandfather, while he was toiling for his children, lived in the small house, constructed... | |
 | Edward Irving Carlyle, John Doyle - 1904 - 364 sider
...large and a very neat house, with sash-windows, and of a small house, which seems to have been tacked on to the large one ; and the proportion they bear...large house which has grown out of the small one. The father or grandfather, while he was toiling for his children, lived in the small house, constructed... | |
 | Edward Irving Carlyle, John Doyle - 1904 - 368 sider
...large and a very neat house, with sash-windows, and of a small house, which seems to have been tacked on to the large one ; and the proportion they bear...works of nature, for it is the large house which has grcnun out of the small one. The father or grandfather, while he was toiling for his children, lived... | |
 | Gabrielle M. Lanier - 2005 - 280 sider
...of a small house, which seems to have been larked on to the large one; and, the proportion they hear to each other, in point of dimensions, is, as nearly...Cow and her Calf, the latter a month old." "But," he wrote, "the process has been the opposite of this instance of the works of nature, for, it is the... | |
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... on to the large one; and, the proportion they bear to each other, in point of dimensions, is, as nearly as possible, the proportion of size between a cow and her calf, the latter a month old. But... 