10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «स्थिरलिंग»
Discover the use of
स्थिरलिंग in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
स्थिरलिंग and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Blackie's graded readers, ed. by M. Paterson - Page 39
THE STAR-LING. call-ed pock-et hunt-er wish-ed mo-ment star-ling 1. An old hunt-er had in his room a clev-er bird called a star-ling, that could speak a few words. 2. If the hunt-er called out, "Starling, where are you?" the star-ling said at once, ...
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Advances in Solar Energy Technology: Volume 2: Industrial ...
D. A. Trays er and J. A. Eib ling (1966), 'A 50-watt p or table gener a to r for remote are a use employing a so lar power ed stir ling engine' So lar Energy, 3 (4), 153 - 159. W. R. Martini (1978), 'Stirling engine design menu a l' University of ...
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Primer of the phonic method of teaching reading & writing ... - Page 63
The Star-ling. The old far-mer Jones had in his room a star-ling that could speak a few words. If the far-mer cal-led " Star-ling, where are you ? " the star-ling cried, " Here I am." Charles, the son of his neigh-bour, was ve-ry fond of the bird, and ...
George Christian Mast, 1875
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My fourth (-sixth) My second (-fourth) - Page 44
XXVII -THE BOY AND THE STARLING. might height eight thief grief star-ling hon-est pock-et a-muse A poor man had a star-ling that could speak a few words. When its master said, " Star-ling, where are you ? " the bird would say, " Here I am.
Scottish school-book assoc, 1870
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Selected poems 1983-2003 - Page 19
m>STAR LING Star ling O star ling my darling Come hear without fear Perch on my youth and sing A sad song of lovers' longings, Longings. Let me with fiery eyes Admire and desire thy beauty. Lovely thy form of love so warm ...
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The English Madrigal School - Volume 1 - Page 2
Edmund Horace Fellowes. f> dar - ling, A bin, Ro- bin red-breast and a> for my pret-ty fine sweet dar- ling. dar- ling. A red-breast and a (\ >/\ > p ling, a lto - bin red-breast and a > Star- ling. These - bin Ro-bin, Ro-hin, lit- lit-tie young,Ro - a Star ...
Edmund Horace Fellowes, 1595
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The History of Scotland, containing all the historical ... - Page 468
A. D. the King) seem'd satissy"d with his Answer, and return'd to stir-ling. But 1578. that Night the Chancellor (before he could see the King) was accidentally - M shot through the Head, in a Scuffie that happen'd between his own, and the ...
David SCOTT (Historian.), 1728
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Musical Record and Review - Issues 53-104 - Page 135
While While And the ro-bin and the star - ling, the i'o-bin and the star - ling, the ro-binand the star - ling, 0 each word of de - light; their ves - pens to each mate; ev' - ry word re - peat; t0 LL l i J A > I h = ) p~~¢T r—F—aLh-il g : ---L—.-—.'-—-——.
Dexter Smith, Lorin Fuller Deland, Philip Hale, 1879
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The American Popular Novel After World War II: A Study of ... - Page 133
Star— ling frequently recalls her parents, even hearing their voices, but as sources of strength, what she calls “hand—me—down grace.” The childhood trauma that Lecter finally elicits from Star— ling is the scene of springtime slaughter of ...
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A Tour Through the Whole Island of Great Britain: Divided ... - Page 197
Dumblain was made famous b the Battle fought between the Army of King George . under the Command of the Duke of Asr yle, and the Pretender's Forces under the Earl of ar, on, Sbmf muir, between this Place and stir-ling. We took a full View ...
