 I lean over the handle, various are the thoughts which crowd into my mind. I am now doing for him, I say, what my father formerly did for me, may God enable him to live that he may perform the same operations for the same purposes when I am worn out and...  The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal - Page 403edited by - 1782Full view - About this book
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...boy on a chair which screws to the beam of the plough — its motion and that of the horses please him; he is perfectly happy and begins to chat, As...lean over the handle, various are the thoughts which crowd into my mind. I am now doing for him, I say, what my father formerly did for me; may God enable... | |
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 | Hector St. Joh Crevecoeur - 2006 - 246 pages
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 | 1803 - 812 pages
...boy on a chair which fcrews to the beam of the plough ; its motion, and that of the horfes, pleafe him. He is perfectly happy, and begins to chat. As...lean over the handle, various are the thoughts which crowd into my mind.' What a filbjecl for a pidlure is this nuriing for a father, an American farmer,... | |
 | Henry Israel - Country life - 1913 - 428 pages
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 | Universalism - 1797 - 574 pages
...little boy on a chair fixed with icrews to the machine; its motion, and that of the horfes, pleale him; he is perfectly happy, and begins to chat. As I lean over the handle, various are the thoughts that crowd into my mmd. 1 am now domg for him, 1 fay, what my father formerly did for me : may God... | |
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