 | Sydney Smith - English literature - 1844 - 412 pages
...boys usually enjoy an hour's recreation; tops, balls, races, or what best suits their inclination or the season of the year; but with this charge, "Let...street would seize a pick-pocket, and bring him to the police office. Happening at that lime to be within, I inquired, " Well, boys, what is all this... | |
 | Sydney Smith - English literature - 1845 - 530 pages
...boys usually enjoy an hour's recreation ; tops, balls, races, or what best suits their inclination or the season of the year; but with this charge, " Let...street would seize a pickpocket, and bring him to the police office. Happening at that time to be within, I inquired, " Well, boys, what is all this... | |
 | Sydney Smith - 1846 - 368 pages
...inclination or the season of \\.cyear ; but with Шя charge, "Let all be kept in innocence." These lai« thought themselves very happy at play with their new...and overcome by numbers, were brought into school ju>t a> people in the street would seize a pick-pocket, and bring him to the police office. Happening... | |
 | Sydney Smith - 1847 - 524 pages
...the interval between morning and afternoon school hours, spent their time with a number of cence.' These lads thought themselves very happy at play with...street would seize a pick-pocket and bring him to the police office. Happening at that time to be within, I inquired, ' Well, boys, what is all this... | |
 | Sydney Smith - British literature - 1848 - 526 pages
...boys usually enjoy an hour's recreation ; tops, balls, races, or what best suits their inclination or the season of the year ; but with this charge, " Let...street would seize a pickpocket, and bring him to the police office. Happening at that time to be within, I inquired, " Well, boys, what is all this... | |
 | Sydney Smith - British literature - 1848 - 552 pages
...boys usually enjoy an hour's recreation; tops, balls, races, or what best suits their inclina.tion or the season of the year; but with this charge, “Let...street would seize a pickpocket, and bring him to the police office. Happening at that time to be within, I inquired, “Well, boys, what is all this... | |
 | Sydney Smith - Essays - 1850 - 736 pages
...or what best suits their inclination or the season of the year ; but with this charge, " Let all bo kept in innocence." These lads thought themselves...street would seize a pickpocket, and bring him to the police office. Happening at that time to be within, I inquired, "Well, boys, what is all this bustle... | |
 | English essays - 1852 - 498 pages
...boys usually enjoy an hour's recreation ; tops, balls, races, or what best suits their inclination or the season of the year; but with this charge, 'Let...themselves very happy at play with their new associates; bot on a sudden they were seized and overcome by numbers, were brought into school just as people in... | |
 | Rev. Sidney Smith - English essays - 1854 - 296 pages
...boys usually enjoy an hour's recreation ; tops, balls, races, or what best suits their inclination or the season of the year; but with .this charge, ' Let...overcome by numbers, were brought into school just as the people in the street would seize a pickpocket, and bring him to the police office. Happening at... | |
 | Sydney Smith - English literature - 1854 - 492 pages
...boys usually enjoy an boar's recreation ; tops, balls, races, or what best suits their inclination or the season of the year; but with this charge, 'Let...themselves very happy at play with their new associates ; bol on a sadden they were seized and overcome by numbers, were brought into school just u& people... | |
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the season of the year; but with this charge, ' Let all be kept in innocence.' These lads thought themselves very happy, at play, with their new associates; but on a sudden they were seized and overcome by numbers, were brought into school just as people... 
