The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... poor little children for whom there is nothing else , but who go on eating nevertheless , and with a very good appetite , too , I assure you , as their parents know but too well very often . Why do people eat , then , even when they ...
... poor little children for whom there is nothing else , but who go on eating nevertheless , and with a very good appetite , too , I assure you , as their parents know but too well very often . Why do people eat , then , even when they ...
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... your mouth without putting your thumb to it , and you will see what a long time it will take you to get through a poor little plateful of broth . The thumb is placed in such a manner on your hand that it can face 20 THE HAND .
... your mouth without putting your thumb to it , and you will see what a long time it will take you to get through a poor little plateful of broth . The thumb is placed in such a manner on your hand that it can face 20 THE HAND .
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... poor teeth : they would not last very long . Suppose , further , that instead of your eating the lump of sugar which was destined to turn into a tooth , your mamma had melted it in a glass of water , and had given it to you to drink ...
... poor teeth : they would not last very long . Suppose , further , that instead of your eating the lump of sugar which was destined to turn into a tooth , your mamma had melted it in a glass of water , and had given it to you to drink ...
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... poor blood ; who has so much to do , and who often finds himself so much at fault , when we send him nothing but barley - sugar and biscuits for his support . It is not with such stuff as that , as you may well imagine , that he can be ...
... poor blood ; who has so much to do , and who often finds himself so much at fault , when we send him nothing but barley - sugar and biscuits for his support . It is not with such stuff as that , as you may well imagine , that he can be ...
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... poor teeth , whom we seem to have forgotten altogether . However , we knew very well that they would not run away meantime . I told you before that it was their business to dress and prepare whatever was presented to them , but the ...
... poor teeth , whom we seem to have forgotten altogether . However , we knew very well that they would not run away meantime . I told you before that it was their business to dress and prepare whatever was presented to them , but the ...
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