| Mrs. Trimmer (Sarah) - Animal welfare - 1821 - 182 pages
...acquaintance, I never went to see him ; for I am fully persuaded, that great cruelty must have been used in teaching him things so foreign to his nature, and...encouragement to such a scheme. And do you think, mama, said Harriet, that the Pig knew the letters, and could really spell words. I think it possible,... | |
| Mrs. Trimmer (Sarah), Sarah Trimmer - Animal welfare - 1821 - 196 pages
...acquaintance, I never went to see him ; for I am fully persuaded, that great cruelty must have been used in teaching him things so foreign to his nature, and...would not give any encouragement to such a scheme. ' n 2 And do you think, mama, said Harriet, that the Pig knew the letters, and could really spell words.... | |
| Mrs. Trimmer (Sarah) - Animal welfare - 1822 - 596 pages
...acquaintance, I never went to see him ; for I am fully persuaded, that great cruelty must have been used in teaching him things so foreign to his nature, and...And do you think, mamma, said Harriet, that the Pig knew the letters, and could really spell words ? 1 think it possible, my dear, that the Pig might be... | |
| Sarah Trimmer - Animal welfare - 1845 - 204 pages
...acquaintance, I never went to see him ; for I am fully persuaded, that great cruelty must have been used in teaching him things so foreign to his nature, and...encouragement to such a scheme." " And do you think, mother," said Harriet, " that the Pig knew the letters, and could really spell words'?" " I think it... | |
| 302 pages
...see him ; for I am fully pennaded that great cruelty must have been used iu teaching him things to foreign to his nature, and therefore would not give...do you think, mamma," said Harriet, "that the pig knew the letters, and could really spell words ?" " I think it possible, my dear, that the pig might... | |
| Sarah Trimmer - 1869 - 278 pages
...of my acquaintance, I never went to see him ; for I thought that great cruelty must have been used in teaching him things so foreign to his nature, and...encouragement to such a scheme.' ' And do you think,' said Harriet, ' that the pig knew the letters and could really spell words ?' ' I think it possible,... | |
| Sarah Trimmer - Animal welfare - 1873 - 204 pages
...acquaintance, I never went to see him ; for I am fully persuaded that great cruelty must have been used in teaching him things so foreign to his nature, and...do you think, mamma," said Harriet, "that the Pig knew the letters, and could really spell words ?" " I think it possible, my dear, that the Pig might... | |
| Rod Preece - Nature - 2002 - 436 pages
...London at that time, she offers the kind of advice we customarily hear today with regard to circuses. "And do you think, mamma/' said Harriet, "that the Pig knows the letters and can really spell the words?" "I think it possible, my dear, for the Pig to be taught to know the letters one from the... | |
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