South Africa: A Sketch Book of Men, Manners and FactsS. Sonnenschein, Lowrey, 1887 - Всего страниц: 505 |
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... Railways , XLI . - Anecdotal Locomotion , . XLII . - Cape Steamers , • XLIII . The Voyage to the Cape , PAGE 234 239 247 253 Its Fevers . Delagoa 260 270 276 Artificial Irriga- 282 290 • 298 • 304 • 311 XLIV . The Voyage from the Cape ...
... Railways , XLI . - Anecdotal Locomotion , . XLII . - Cape Steamers , • XLIII . The Voyage to the Cape , PAGE 234 239 247 253 Its Fevers . Delagoa 260 270 276 Artificial Irriga- 282 290 • 298 • 304 • 311 XLIV . The Voyage from the Cape ...
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... railway - by the bye , the first line laid in the Colony . The Wynburg road , however , which runs parallel to the railway , is by far the most attractive means of arriving at any of these villages , although the facilities for ...
... railway - by the bye , the first line laid in the Colony . The Wynburg road , however , which runs parallel to the railway , is by far the most attractive means of arriving at any of these villages , although the facilities for ...
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... railway stations has much to do with this evil . Out of the City , the jeunesse dorée of modern England seem to find their Mecca , their heaven , in hanging over the bars at the Criterion , St. James's Restaurant , Grand Hotel , or else ...
... railway stations has much to do with this evil . Out of the City , the jeunesse dorée of modern England seem to find their Mecca , their heaven , in hanging over the bars at the Criterion , St. James's Restaurant , Grand Hotel , or else ...
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... railway . The steady men who do not drink are chosen as gangers . These fellows make little fortunes . Some of them return home with as much as £ 1000 in their pockets . I am sorry to add , however , that this is not all the result of ...
... railway . The steady men who do not drink are chosen as gangers . These fellows make little fortunes . Some of them return home with as much as £ 1000 in their pockets . I am sorry to add , however , that this is not all the result of ...
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... Railway porters and street arabs are exacting enough , but at the theatre and hotel the disease assumes a more virulent form . Take the hotel or restaurant , for example . One is charged for attendance in one's bill , the waiter expects ...
... Railway porters and street arabs are exacting enough , but at the theatre and hotel the disease assumes a more virulent form . Take the hotel or restaurant , for example . One is charged for attendance in one's bill , the waiter expects ...
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