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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OUTPORTER»
Scopri l'uso di
outporter nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
outporter e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Arctic Twilight: Leonard Budgell and Canada's Changing North
Here I am, every damn thing against me, and I'm asked to be polite to some
bloody outporter.” Even in his present ... long time before people forgot how he'd
had to go, hat in hand, so to speak, and ask an outporter for help. Needs must
when ...
Leonard Budgell, Claudia Coutu Radmore,
2009
2
Voyage of the Iceberg: The Story of the Iceberg that Sank ...
But not in the outports. Some of them have done well enough; Brigus, for one,
where the Bartletts and Nick Smith come from. Others have not. Even today, an
outporter can fish all summer and cut logs all winter, and still go from one year's
end ...
3
Northwest Anthropological Research Notes
This is especially visible in the consolidation programs of the medical and
secondary educational systems. The Image of the Government The average
outporter seems to view the provincial government as a paternalistic, mysterious
entity over ...
4
Retrenchment and Regeneration in Rural Newfoundland
Rich in detail and thought-provoking ideas, this collection is the first to examine the interconnected problems and opportunities in rural Newfoundland in light of global economic and social changes.
5
E. J. Pratt: The truant years, 1882-1927
Pratt though never really more than a peripheral outporter (to be enlarged upon
shortly) did not escape its pervasive influence. Outport culture was very largely
oral. While the slow spread of elementary education meant that by the 1880s
most ...
6
British Bee Journal & Bee-keepers Adviser
I have lately noticed 'a small bee about the size of a house fly working in the
flowers like a honey bee, his legs heavily packed with pollen to be carried oflTI
suppose, for domestic purposes. Has he a wife and family, or is he merely an
outporter ...
7
Dr. Grenfell's parish: the deep sea fishermen
XI WINTER PRACTICE IT is, then, to the outporter, to the men of the fleet and to
the Labrador live- yere that Doctor Grenfell devotes himself. The hospital at
Indian Harbour is the centre of the Labrador activity; the hospital at St. Anthony is
...
8
The poor law, comprising the whole of the law of settlement, ...
Superintendent of outPorter, 100. door labour, 10]. Nurse] By the consolidated
order of the commissioners, 24th July, 1847,Art. 213. The following shall be the
duties of a nurse for the workhouse :No. 1. To attend upon the sick in the sick and
...
John Frederick Archbold,
1856
Norman Duncan has made a collection of jottiugs, not at random, of the “liveycre,”
the inhabitant of the Labrador coast, the Newfoundland “outporter" or small fisher,
and the Labradorman, who spends the summer in Labrador and returns to his ...
Under Outputter will be found the record of a curious concatenation of Dictionary
blundering, due to the early misprint of this word as outporter. . . . The military
Overslaugh has been in use for 130 years, but is now for the first time explained
in ...