The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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Page 157
... ordinary desires , -over those in which the object is to procure pleasure , rather than to escape actual pain . But the desire to satisfy the cravings of hunger is no ordinary desire . It is a desire to escape actual pain of a most ...
... ordinary desires , -over those in which the object is to procure pleasure , rather than to escape actual pain . But the desire to satisfy the cravings of hunger is no ordinary desire . It is a desire to escape actual pain of a most ...
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... ordinary years . A large quantity of rice finds its way from Tirhoot , Chumparun , and Nepaul , and a smaller quantity comes by the river from Central and Eastern Bengal to Revelgunge , Dooreegunge , and one or two other large marts on ...
... ordinary years . A large quantity of rice finds its way from Tirhoot , Chumparun , and Nepaul , and a smaller quantity comes by the river from Central and Eastern Bengal to Revelgunge , Dooreegunge , and one or two other large marts on ...
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... ordinary prices current of cleaned rice in London as they averaged in 1873 , and opened in the January of the present year . The prices are those of cleaned rice per cwt . according to the Weekly Rice Circular issued by the London Rice ...
... ordinary prices current of cleaned rice in London as they averaged in 1873 , and opened in the January of the present year . The prices are those of cleaned rice per cwt . according to the Weekly Rice Circular issued by the London Rice ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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