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Page 135
This prevents the waggon from running down the cattle , and certainly is very
ingenious in the inven tion . The cattle are generally placed in the team so as to
draw by the shoulders , a bow or yoke of wood being put on each , and fastened
by ...
This prevents the waggon from running down the cattle , and certainly is very
ingenious in the inven tion . The cattle are generally placed in the team so as to
draw by the shoulders , a bow or yoke of wood being put on each , and fastened
by ...
Page 294
They are fastened upon them by educa tion , and confirmed by habit . Things
sacred in themsėlves , are not sacred in their eyes from an intrinsic claim , but as
connected with time and place , with outward ceremonies and solemn
observances ...
They are fastened upon them by educa tion , and confirmed by habit . Things
sacred in themsėlves , are not sacred in their eyes from an intrinsic claim , but as
connected with time and place , with outward ceremonies and solemn
observances ...
Page 428
tion of them arrive . It is hardly possible for those who have not frequently
conversed with persons of this description , to form an idea how much such a
prospect would contribute to their happiness and comfort . A practicable
arrangement for ...
tion of them arrive . It is hardly possible for those who have not frequently
conversed with persons of this description , to form an idea how much such a
prospect would contribute to their happiness and comfort . A practicable
arrangement for ...
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