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On each of these cards a device is introduced , with an appropriate motto , or
epigram ; the point of which is answered , or explained , by the change which the
figure assumes during the rapid whirling of the card . " “ It may be very clever , ”
said ...
On each of these cards a device is introduced , with an appropriate motto , or
epigram ; the point of which is answered , or explained , by the change which the
figure assumes during the rapid whirling of the card . " “ It may be very clever , ”
said ...
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6 The epigram which accompanies it is not deficient in point , ” said Mr . Seymour
. “ The caprice of this watchman surpasses all bounds ; He ne ' er sits in his box ,
but when going his rounds : While he no sooner rests , ' tis a strange paradox !
6 The epigram which accompanies it is not deficient in point , ” said Mr . Seymour
. “ The caprice of this watchman surpasses all bounds ; He ne ' er sits in his box ,
but when going his rounds : While he no sooner rests , ' tis a strange paradox !
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... by the powers of a steamengine ; but the author of the present invention claims
for himself the exclusive merit of having first constructed a hand - mill , by which
puns and epigrams may be turned with as much ease as tunes are played on the
...
... by the powers of a steamengine ; but the author of the present invention claims
for himself the exclusive merit of having first constructed a hand - mill , by which
puns and epigrams may be turned with as much ease as tunes are played on the
...
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See ! see ! she revives , she opens her eyes , and throws her arms around the
neck of her frantic lover : truly , Mrs . Seymour , this is a most interesting toy , ”
said Mr . Twaddleton . Mr . Seymour here observed that he had written an
epigram to ...
See ! see ! she revives , she opens her eyes , and throws her arms around the
neck of her frantic lover : truly , Mrs . Seymour , this is a most interesting toy , ”
said Mr . Twaddleton . Mr . Seymour here observed that he had written an
epigram to ...
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Louisa received the epigram from the hands of her father , and read as follows : “
By turning round , ' tis said , that Orpheus lost his wife ; . Let him turn round again
, and she ' ll return to life . ” It could not be expected that Mr . Twaddleton should ...
Louisa received the epigram from the hands of her father , and read as follows : “
By turning round , ' tis said , that Orpheus lost his wife ; . Let him turn round again
, and she ' ll return to life . ” It could not be expected that Mr . Twaddleton should ...
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| Título | Philosophy in Sport Made Science in Earnest: Being an Attempt to Illustrate the First Principles of Natural Philosophy by the Aid of the Popular Toys and Sports ... Volumen3 de Philosophy in Sport Made Science in Earnest: Being an Attempt to Illustrate the First Principles of Natural Philosophy by the Aid of the Popular Toys and Sports, John Ayrton Paris Philosophy in sport made science in earnest [by J.A. Paris], John Ayrton Paris |
| Autor | John Ayrton Paris |
| Ilustrado por | George Cruikshank |
| Editor | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, 1827 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 29 Jun. 2007 |
| Largo | 207 páginas |
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