10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIGHTWORTHY»
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sightworthy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Plumbers Trade Journal
HE preceding letter of l the writer closed with a hasty description of a few of the
sightworthy points of Bavaria's capital and metropolis and the promise of a short
description of Europe's most elegant and most renown ed castle or schloss at ...
2
The Yemassee: a romance of Carolina
Vainly did I ask after thee — none said for thee, Master Harrison is a good man
and true, and his works are sound and sightworthy." " Indeed — the savages" —
spoke the person addressed, with a most provoking air of indifference — " and so
, ...
William Gilmore Simms, Matthew Lyle Spencer, 1911
3
The English essayists: a comprehensive selection from the ...
But it is truly moralised in our universities, Cambridge (of brick) and Oxford (of
stone), wherein learning and religion are preserved, and where the worst college
is more sightworthy than the best Dutch gymnasium. Firsffview these, and the rest
...
4
The Holy and Profane States
in our universities, Cambridge (of brick), and Oxford (of stone), wherein learning
and religion are preserved, and where the worst college is more sightworthy than
the best Dutch gymnasium. First view these, and the rest home- rarities ; not like ...
5
The Life, Letters, and Friendships of Richard Monckton ...
were sightworthy in their way, mostly for churches and fortifications. This is a very
palatial city — a sort of French Venice. The society is all in the mountains, but we
have caught a Cambridge friend, who has settled here, who lionises and dines ...
6
The Month: An Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Science ...
... over the neck of his mule—even like this monk, humanity had passed, a careful
pilgrim, intent on the tenors of sin, death, and judgment, along the highways of
the world, and had not known that they were sightworthy or that life is a blessing.
K. This, though a tale, is truly moralized in the universities: Cambridge (of brick)
and Oxford (of stone) wherein learning and religion are preserved, and where the
worst college is more sightworthy than the best Dutch gymnasium. Fuller's Holy ...
8
My Uncle the Curate. A novel. By the author of “The Bachelor ...
... to some particularly agnuble diuner. In the mornings he walked or rode about a
good deal with his daughtm. when the weather was not too atrocious. They
visited all thot m sightworthy in the city, and it took no very long time to complete
the ...
9
An analysis of agricultural discontent
Humanity . . . passed . . . intent on the terrors of sin, death and judgment, along
the highways of the world, and scarcely knew that they were sightworthy, or that
life is a blessing. Beauty is a snare, pleasure a sin, the world a fleeting show,
man ...
Charles Franklin Emerick, 1897
10
Renaissance in Italy: the age of the despots
... intent on the terrors of sin, death, and judgment, along the highways of the
world, and had scarcely known that they were sightworthy, or that life is a
blessing. Beauty is a snare, pleasure a sin, the world a fleeting show, man fallen
and lost,
John Addington Symonds, 1885
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SIGHTWORTHY»
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Happy 10th birthday, Google Earth. Thanks for the new features
First is Voyager, a curated service that spotlights and displays the most sightworthy content available on Google Earth. It looks to be a new, user-friendly way of ... «TechRadar, Jun 15»
