The Philadelphia Book: Or, Specimens of Metropolitan LiteratureKey & Biddle, 1836 - 380 páginas |
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... delight . Thy ear may close upon the village bell , That now on Sabbath leads thee to thy God- Thy little feet may then beguile thee far From every simple scene thy home had known , To wander thro ' the wild . From every storm 18 THE ...
... delight . Thy ear may close upon the village bell , That now on Sabbath leads thee to thy God- Thy little feet may then beguile thee far From every simple scene thy home had known , To wander thro ' the wild . From every storm 18 THE ...
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... delight us by her diligence in the same situation , and has not a learned Dean proved that it was quite fashionable in Peloponnesus ? -Let there be an end to such frivolous remarks . But the descriptive part is now finished , and the ...
... delight us by her diligence in the same situation , and has not a learned Dean proved that it was quite fashionable in Peloponnesus ? -Let there be an end to such frivolous remarks . But the descriptive part is now finished , and the ...
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... delight every classical reader . Comitemne sororem Sprevisti moriens ? Eadem me ad fata vocasses ; Idem ambas ferro dolor , atque eadem hora tulisset . excellent observation of Adam Smith , that our sympathy arises THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
... delight every classical reader . Comitemne sororem Sprevisti moriens ? Eadem me ad fata vocasses ; Idem ambas ferro dolor , atque eadem hora tulisset . excellent observation of Adam Smith , that our sympathy arises THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
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... be gladdened by such sounds as ye heard from the lyre of Anacreon : for the Graces presided at his birth , and the Muses delighted to inspire his meditations . > MARY WILL SMILE . BY WILLIAM CLIFFTON . the gale 44 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
... be gladdened by such sounds as ye heard from the lyre of Anacreon : for the Graces presided at his birth , and the Muses delighted to inspire his meditations . > MARY WILL SMILE . BY WILLIAM CLIFFTON . the gale 44 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
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... delight was enhanced by the contrast which this lightsome and serene element bore to the glooms from which I had lately emerged . My sta- tion , also , was higher , and the limits of my view , con- sequently , more ample than any which ...
... delight was enhanced by the contrast which this lightsome and serene element bore to the glooms from which I had lately emerged . My sta- tion , also , was higher , and the limits of my view , con- sequently , more ample than any which ...
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