The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 137. sējumsA. Constable, 1873 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 29.
98. lappuse
... sleeping partnership which placed his property in the hands of a man who turned out to be insolvent , and the fortune he relied on was lost before he had enjoyed it . The act was one of gross imprudence , no doubt , and he suffered ...
... sleeping partnership which placed his property in the hands of a man who turned out to be insolvent , and the fortune he relied on was lost before he had enjoyed it . The act was one of gross imprudence , no doubt , and he suffered ...
167. lappuse
... sleep in his bed for thinking of the inordinate captures of the nets in the estuary - all at his expense , and to his own undoing , as he quite ingenuously persuades himself . While the upper riparian has substantial grievances against ...
... sleep in his bed for thinking of the inordinate captures of the nets in the estuary - all at his expense , and to his own undoing , as he quite ingenuously persuades himself . While the upper riparian has substantial grievances against ...
253. lappuse
... sleep . And to - morrow by day- light you can do as you like . " He lifted the stick , in spite of her being beyond his reach , and threw it with a hard effort which was but impotence . It fell , slipping over the foot of the bed . Mary ...
... sleep . And to - morrow by day- light you can do as you like . " He lifted the stick , in spite of her being beyond his reach , and threw it with a hard effort which was but impotence . It fell , slipping over the foot of the bed . Mary ...
332. lappuse
... Sleep and Dreams , by citing what ancient writers- philosophers , physicians , and poets - have bequeathed to us on the subject . The phenomena were to them the same as to us - the dream , perhaps , more exciting to the imagination from ...
... Sleep and Dreams , by citing what ancient writers- philosophers , physicians , and poets - have bequeathed to us on the subject . The phenomena were to them the same as to us - the dream , perhaps , more exciting to the imagination from ...
333. lappuse
... sleep as a vital function , but in its connexion with dreams are little advanced beyond what he has told us . Cicero , in his Second Book De Divinatione , ' discusses the question whether there be a divine influence occasionally em ...
... sleep as a vital function , but in its connexion with dreams are little advanced beyond what he has told us . Cicero , in his Second Book De Divinatione , ' discusses the question whether there be a divine influence occasionally em ...
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