The New American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge, 13권George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana D. Appleton, 1858 |
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... hand . In squares , usually , the harp curve is represented by the ends of the strings toward the right hand side of the performer , and lying nearer to him . The ends of the strings corre- sponding to the straight side of the harp thus ...
... hand . In squares , usually , the harp curve is represented by the ends of the strings toward the right hand side of the performer , and lying nearer to him . The ends of the strings corre- sponding to the straight side of the harp thus ...
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... hand has the right to draw 5 cards in their natural order , and must then discard the same number from his own hand . This discard affords him some opportunity to arrange his hand with reference to the various scores . It is imperative ...
... hand has the right to draw 5 cards in their natural order , and must then discard the same number from his own hand . This discard affords him some opportunity to arrange his hand with reference to the various scores . It is imperative ...
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... hand plane was that of Gen. Bentham of England , who procured a patent in 1791. This was merely an applica- tion of mechanism to drive a slightly modified hand plane . Though there was too little origi- nality in the invention to prove ...
... hand plane was that of Gen. Bentham of England , who procured a patent in 1791. This was merely an applica- tion of mechanism to drive a slightly modified hand plane . Though there was too little origi- nality in the invention to prove ...
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