Food for the Young: Adapted to the Mental Capacities of Children of Tender YearsW. Darton, Jun., 1818 - 176 Seiten A mother entertains her children with stories of travels and observations of the natural world. |
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... esting relations , extracted from the works of our most intelligent Tra- vellers . To a numerous young family they have afforded enter- tainment , and led to observation . CONTENTS . Page The Beaver Rational Inquiries Passing Time ...
... esting relations , extracted from the works of our most intelligent Tra- vellers . To a numerous young family they have afforded enter- tainment , and led to observation . CONTENTS . Page The Beaver Rational Inquiries Passing Time ...
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... Passing Time agreeably Conversation .1 5 11 18 Ceylon Sharks 23 32 Further Account of Ceylon . Inventions 39 53 Mr. Selby , in continuation . 61 Conclusion 69 The Happy Family ... 76 The Lark's Nest ...... 82 The Visitor 88 Mount Etna ...
... Passing Time agreeably Conversation .1 5 11 18 Ceylon Sharks 23 32 Further Account of Ceylon . Inventions 39 53 Mr. Selby , in continuation . 61 Conclusion 69 The Happy Family ... 76 The Lark's Nest ...... 82 The Visitor 88 Mount Etna ...
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... is covered with two sorts of hair , one short , the other long . This hair is wrought into a kind of cloth as soft as velvet , as well as manufactured for hats . PASSING TIME AGREEABLY . MRS . JOHNSON frequently spent part 10.
... is covered with two sorts of hair , one short , the other long . This hair is wrought into a kind of cloth as soft as velvet , as well as manufactured for hats . PASSING TIME AGREEABLY . MRS . JOHNSON frequently spent part 10.
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... his sister were so fond of adorning . The little arbour at the highest end of the garden had a pretty circular chair , and a table in front , which was useful on many happy occasions ; for , as this garden was too 11 Passing Time agreeably.
... his sister were so fond of adorning . The little arbour at the highest end of the garden had a pretty circular chair , and a table in front , which was useful on many happy occasions ; for , as this garden was too 11 Passing Time agreeably.
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... how they sustained such an unnecessary bur- then ; but I was again told , they were prepared for what we would think a great inconvenience , by hav- ing pieces of wood passed through the ear , in childhood , and gradually enlarged in 46.
... how they sustained such an unnecessary bur- then ; but I was again told , they were prepared for what we would think a great inconvenience , by hav- ing pieces of wood passed through the ear , in childhood , and gradually enlarged in 46.
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
Africa America amusement animals assist basket Bay of Bengal beautiful beaver bees birds brother Calcutta called camel cells Ceylon children thanked covered creature curious Darton dear delighted deric desert distress dreadful dress earth entertaining European exclaimed Lucy felt fire flowers Frederic and Lucy friends garden gentleman gooseber happy heard heat hive honey India inhabitants insects Johnson kind knew lark LARK'S NEST leaf leaves little William look looking-glass Mary Atkins melted stones ment mill morning mountain negro nerally never nosegay obliged observed oysters pain papa and mamma pearls pink spider pleased poor presently Quacy recollect refreshment replied round sand seen Selby SELBY'S shark shewed shrub sister soon spider Surinam tell ther things thought threads told tree treme volcano walk wished wonderful wood wound-wort young
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Seite 116 - The winds roared, and the rains fell. The poor white man, faint and weary, came and sat under our tree. He has no mother to bring him milk; no wife to grind his corn.
Seite 120 - I could only hasten from the dreadful scene, reflecting with horror on the dismal end of these poor Negroes. Whilst commiserating them, I forgot the pains of my own suffering, though my feet were very sore, and my body covered with blisters from the extreme heat of the sun. Presently I was surprised and delighted to hear some one call to me in broken English : I turned and beheld a Negro, dressed lightly in European fashion. He told me he had left his native country when a boy ; and after living...
Seite 64 - Gambol'd before them; th' unwieldy elephant, To make them mirth, used all his might, and wreath'd His lithe proboscis; close the serpent sly Insinuating, wove with Gordian twine His braided train, and of his fatal guile Gave proof unheeded; others on the grass Couch'd, and now fill'd with pasture gazing sat, Or bedward ruminating, for the sun, Declin'd, was hasting now with prone career To th...
Seite 163 - ... eager hopes of meeting the first shot. Then a general prayer to Heaven, to hasten the approach of the flames to the right and left of them, and put a period to their misery. Some expired on others ; while a steam arose, as well from the living as the dead, which was very offensive.
Seite 122 - Amidst these transports, the blacksmith's aged mother was led forth, leaning upon a staff. Every one made way for her, and she stretched out her hand to bid her son welcome. Being totally blind, she stroked his hands, arms, and face, with great care, and seemed highly delighted, that her latter days were blessed by his return, and that her ears once more heard the music of his voice.
Seite 48 - They are a greenifh katkin, and make little (how ; though many are fucceedcd by pods, that have a wonderful effect ; for thefe are exceedingly large, more than a foot, fometimes a foot and a half in length, and two inches in breadth, and of a...
Seite 83 - WES she of not finding the nest. Presently she saw another bird fly from the ground, just at her brother's foot, who at that moment cried out, " I have found it, I have found it ! one, — two, — three, — four, — beautiful little birds !" — Lucy crept forward, and then knelt down to the nest, and saw, as Frederic had counted, four pretty little birds covered with yellow down, and stretching up their little gaping bills as though they expected food. Just at the time they were kneeling at the...
Seite 8 - His hind-feet are fitted with webs, adapted to the purpose of swimming. His tail is a foot long, an inch thick, and five or six; inches broad ; it accordingly serves the purpose of a trowel in plastering his dam. Wherever a number of these animals come together, they immediately combine, in society, to perform the common business of constructing their habitations; apparently acting under the most intelligent design. Though there is no appearance...
Seite 166 - Frank, but they wanted to know a great deal more ; for they had heard their papa once talking with a gentleman about the economy of bees, and they did not know what was meant by economy of bees. Mrs. Johnson told them, w.hat was called "