 | 1825 - 710 páginas
...same time to cover the broken pnrts of the floor, constituted all the furniture of his sitting-room. The mouldy walls of the closet, in which he slept,...paper; and between this wretched cell and his parlour, wa« the kitchen, which was occupied by the disbanded soldier, his wife, and their numerous brood of... | |
 | 1825 - 724 páginas
...the tV.rniture of his sitting-room. The niouldr walls of the closet, in which he slept, were banging with loose folds of damp paper : and between this wretched cell and his parlour, wag the kitchen, 'which was occupied by the disbanded soldier, Mi « itV. and weir numerous brood of... | |
 | 1826 - 840 páginas
...same time to cover the broken parts of the floor, constituted all the furniture of his sitting-room. The mouldy walls of the closet in which he slept,...his wife, and their numerous brood of children, who bad migrated with him from his first quarters, and seemed now in full possession of the whole concern,... | |
 | Charles Wolfe, John Abraham Russell - 1827 - 500 páginas
...time to cover the broken parts of the floor, — constituted all the furniture of his sitting-room. The mouldy walls of the closet in which he slept were...concern, entertaining him merely as a lodger, and usurpN 2 ing the entire disposal of his small plot of ground, as the absolute lords of the soil. After... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1827 - 698 páginas
...same time, to cover the broken parts of the floor, constituted all the furniture of his sitting-room. The mouldy walls of the closet in which he slept,...kitchen, which was occupied by the disbanded soldier, liis wife, and their numerous brood of children, who had migrated with him from his first quarters,... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1827 - 702 páginas
...same time, to cover the broken parts of the floor, constituted all the furniture of his sitting-room. The mouldy walls of the closet in which he slept,...wretched cell and his parlour, was the kitchen, which •wis occupied by the disbanded soldier, his wife, and their numerous brood of children, who had migrated... | |
 | 1832 - 698 páginas
...same time to cover the broken parts of the floor ,-^constituted all the furniture of his sitting-room. The mouldy walls of the closet in which he slept were...hanging with loose folds of damp paper; and between this wretrhed cell and bis parlour was the kitchen, which was occupied by the disbanded soldier, his wife,... | |
 | American education society - 1833 - 406 páginas
...time to cover the broken parts of the floor — constituted all the furniture of the sitting. room. The mouldy walls of the closet in which he slept were hanging with loose folds of damp paper." But this is not all. We find in his history still higher exercises of this stern Christian virtue.... | |
 | 1833 - 378 páginas
...time to cover the broken parts of the floor — constituted all the furniture of the sitting. room. The mouldy walls of the closet in which he slept were hanging with loose folds of damp paper." But this is not all. We find in his history still higher exercises of this stern Christian virtue.... | |
 | 1836 - 368 páginas
...time to cover the broken parts of the floor — constituted all the furniture of his sitting-room. The mouldy walls of the closet in which he slept were...and between this wretched cell and his parlour was ihr kitchen, which was occupied by the disbanded solilior. his wife, and their numerous brood of children,... | |
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... piled up with his books, a small rickety table before the fire-place, covered with parish memoranda, and two trunks containing all his papers — serving at the same time to cover the broken parts of the floor, — constituted all the furniture of... 
