The Works of John Ruskin, 34 tomasG. Allen, 1908 |
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... head in the sun . " " ( 16th April . ) — Your letters always are a delight to me , and hearing of this letter - book is a great pride and amusement to me , and there's not the least fear of your doing anything wrong in it . The title ...
... head in the sun . " " ( 16th April . ) — Your letters always are a delight to me , and hearing of this letter - book is a great pride and amusement to me , and there's not the least fear of your doing anything wrong in it . The title ...
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... head beneath thy mid - day beams , When my eye dared not meet thee . I have watch'd For thee , and after thee , and pray'd to thee , And sacrificed to thee , and read , and fear'd thee , And ask'd of thee , and thou hast answer'd - but ...
... head beneath thy mid - day beams , When my eye dared not meet thee . I have watch'd For thee , and after thee , and pray'd to thee , And sacrificed to thee , and read , and fear'd thee , And ask'd of thee , and thou hast answer'd - but ...
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... heads inextricably , the scientific people apply both when neither will fit ; and when all undulation known to us presumes weight , and all vibration , impact , - the undulating theory of light is proposed to you concern- ing a medium ...
... heads inextricably , the scientific people apply both when neither will fit ; and when all undulation known to us presumes weight , and all vibration , impact , - the undulating theory of light is proposed to you concern- ing a medium ...
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... head of a weir is passing every instant from slower into quicker motion ; but ( until broken in the air ) the fast flowing water is just as dense as the slowly flowing water . But a fan alternately compresses and rarifies the air ...
... head of a weir is passing every instant from slower into quicker motion ; but ( until broken in the air ) the fast flowing water is just as dense as the slowly flowing water . But a fan alternately compresses and rarifies the air ...
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... head of the lower tree away with it in one ruin , and snapped the two leader branches of the upper one over the other's stump , as one would break one's cane over some people's heads , if one got the chance . In wind action of this kind ...
... head of the lower tree away with it in one ruin , and snapped the two leader branches of the upper one over the other's stump , as one would break one's cane over some people's heads , if one got the chance . In wind action of this kind ...
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