The Edinburgh magazine, and literary miscellany, a new series of The Scots magazine, Volumes 15-181825 |
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Page 28
... observations made on the deviation of the plumb- line from the perpendicular similar to what has just been described as having taken place at Schehallien . These latter observations ought to be repeated on different mountains , the ...
... observations made on the deviation of the plumb- line from the perpendicular similar to what has just been described as having taken place at Schehallien . These latter observations ought to be repeated on different mountains , the ...
Page 29
... observe them , but fearful of being myself observed . They were all like stran- gers to me , and most of them stran- gers to one another also ; the greater part about middle age , and none so young as myself . They appeared to be well ...
... observe them , but fearful of being myself observed . They were all like stran- gers to me , and most of them stran- gers to one another also ; the greater part about middle age , and none so young as myself . They appeared to be well ...
Page 38
... observed our approach , and , accord- ing to the good old fashion of the times , which indicated a hearty wel come , met us on our egress from the garden . After exchanging compli ments , I had time to observe a cherry- tree spread out ...
... observed our approach , and , accord- ing to the good old fashion of the times , which indicated a hearty wel come , met us on our egress from the garden . After exchanging compli ments , I had time to observe a cherry- tree spread out ...
Page 40
... observed the fa- ther's face colour ; however , he said nothing , but turned out the urchins , and laid the atlas aside . Our inter- view was long , for the minister had much to inquire ; he invited me to stay dinner , which I declined ...
... observed the fa- ther's face colour ; however , he said nothing , but turned out the urchins , and laid the atlas aside . Our inter- view was long , for the minister had much to inquire ; he invited me to stay dinner , which I declined ...
Page 41
... observed , that it was an ill wind that blew naebody good , " for he should have the pleasure of my company for the evening , as it was impossible I could go home . As my proposal of going to sleep at the inn would have implied ...
... observed , that it was an ill wind that blew naebody good , " for he should have the pleasure of my company for the evening , as it was impossible I could go home . As my proposal of going to sleep at the inn would have implied ...
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