 | James Anderson - Agriculture - 1803 - 670 pages
...before, and thus become the source of wealth and prosperity to many individuals. Diminish the expence of carriage but one farthing, and you widen the circle...form, as it were, a new creation, not only of stones, and earth, and trees, and plants, but of men also, and, what is more, of industry, of happinefs, and... | |
 | Roads - Bridges - 1839 - 360 pages
...may suppose a number of concentric circles to be drawn, within each of which certain articles become marketable, which were not so before, and thus become...expense of carriage but one farthing, and you widen the circles, you form as it were a new creation, not only of stones and earth, and trees and plants, but... | |
 | Roads - Bridges - 1839 - 404 pages
...to many individuals. Diminish the expense of carriage but one farthing, and you widen the circles, you form as it were a new creation, not only of stones and earth, and trees and plants, but of men also, and what is more, of industry and happiness." The... | |
 | William Lee (asst. surveyor of highways.) - 1843 - 26 pages
...may suppose a number of concentric circles to be drawn, within each of which certain articles become marketable which were not so before, and thus become the sources of wealth and prosperity to шипу individuals. Diminish the expense of carriage hut one farthing, and you widen the circles... | |
 | Edmund Leahy - Roads - 1844 - 348 pages
...you may suppose a number of concentric circles drawn, within each of which certain articles become marketable which were not so before, and thus become...form, as it were, a new creation, not only of stones and earth and trees and plants, but of men also ; and what is more, of industry and happiness." The... | |
 | 1844 - 772 pages
..." you may suppose a number of concentric circles to be drawn, within each of which articles become marketable, which were not so before, and thus become...expense of carriage but one farthing, and you widen the circles ; you form as it were a new creation, not only of stones and earth and trees and plants, but... | |
 | Christianity - 1844 - 776 pages
...to many individuals. Diminish the expense of carriage but one farthing, and you widen the circles ; you form as it were a new creation, not only of stones and earth and trees and plants, but of men also, and, what is more, of industry and happiness." In... | |
 | John Francis - Railroads - 1851 - 642 pages
...of a new idea. " Diminish carriage expense but one farthing," he said with the utmost confidence, " and you widen the circle ; you form, as it were, a new creation, not only of stones and earth, and trees and plants, but of men also, and, what is more, of industry, happiness, and joy."... | |
 | Samuel Smiles - 1857 - 550 pages
..." Diminish carriage expense but one farthing," said he, " and you widen the circle of intercourse ; you form, as it were, a new creation, not only of stones and earth, and trees and plants, but of men also, and, what is more, of industry, happiness, and joy."... | |
 | Samuel Smiles - Collection locomotives - 1857 - 576 pages
..." Diminish carriage expense but one farthing," said he, " and you widen the circle of intercourse ; you form, as it were, a new creation, not only of stones and earth, and trees and plants, but of men also, and, what is more, of industry, happiness, and joy."... | |
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Diminish the expense of carriage but one farthing, and you widen the circles, you form as it were a new creation, not only of stones and earth, and trees and plants, but of men also, and what is more, of industry and happiness. 
