 ... are centred .... If he would reap the full measure of good which his new position places within his reach, he must trust more to himself and to his own conduct than to the simple influence of any climate, however genial ; he must adhere strictly to...  Present-day Egypt - Página 359por Frederic Courtland Penfield - 1899 - 372 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...measure of good which hi« new position places within his reach, he must trust more to himself and to his own conduct than to the simple influence of any climate, however genial; he must adhere strictly to such a mode of living as his case requires ; he must avail himself of all the advantages... | |
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...any climate, however genial ; he must adhere strictly to such a mode of living as his case requires ; he must avail himself of all the advantages which...eschew those disadvantages from which no climate or -ii nation is exempt; moreover, he must exercise both resolution and patience in prosecuting all this... | |
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...full measure of good which his new position places within his reach, he must trust more to himself and to his own conduct than to the simple influence of any climate, however genial ; he must adhere strictly to such a mode of living as his case requires ; he must avail himself of all the advantages... | |
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...full measure of good which his new position places within his reach, he must trust more to himself and to his own conduct than to the simple influence of any climate, however genial; he must adhere strictly to such a mode of living as his case requires ; he must avail himself of all the advantages... | |
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