An Anthology of World ProseCarl Van Doren Reynal & Hitchcock, 1935 - 1582 עמודים |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 74
עמוד 1323
... morning it took 1 hours to get our foot gear on , but we got away before eight . We lost cairn and tracks together and made as steady as we could N. by W. , but have seen nothing . Worse was to come the surface is simply awful . In ...
... morning it took 1 hours to get our foot gear on , but we got away before eight . We lost cairn and tracks together and made as steady as we could N. by W. , but have seen nothing . Worse was to come the surface is simply awful . In ...
עמוד 1493
... morning , which is the most memorable season of the day , is the awakening hour . Then there is least somnolence in ... morning time and in a morning atmosphere . The Vedas say : ' All intelligences awake with the morning . ' Poetry and ...
... morning , which is the most memorable season of the day , is the awakening hour . Then there is least somnolence in ... morning time and in a morning atmosphere . The Vedas say : ' All intelligences awake with the morning . ' Poetry and ...
עמוד 1525
... morning , which is the most memorable season of the day , is the awakening hour . Then there is least somnolence in ... morning time and in a morning atmosphere . The Vedas say : ' All intelligences awake with the morning . ' Poetry and ...
... morning , which is the most memorable season of the day , is the awakening hour . Then there is least somnolence in ... morning time and in a morning atmosphere . The Vedas say : ' All intelligences awake with the morning . ' Poetry and ...
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
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