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... which will last more than forty years under the modest name of the Junto , and afterwards uniting itself with another body of men assembled for a similar purpose , will be known through the world as an American Philosophical Society ...
... which will last more than forty years under the modest name of the Junto , and afterwards uniting itself with another body of men assembled for a similar purpose , will be known through the world as an American Philosophical Society ...
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As soon as we found that he had expired , his eyes and mouth were closed , and before the body was cold it was stretched ; and soon afterwards it was washed by the females of the household . After it had been rubbed with fragrant oil ...
As soon as we found that he had expired , his eyes and mouth were closed , and before the body was cold it was stretched ; and soon afterwards it was washed by the females of the household . After it had been rubbed with fragrant oil ...
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As we a ed in his natal soil , and we therefore determined to burn the body . In the dead of the night , when the silence of nature accorded with the sadness of our souls , and the awfulness of the ceremony , we lighted our torches ...
As we a ed in his natal soil , and we therefore determined to burn the body . In the dead of the night , when the silence of nature accorded with the sadness of our souls , and the awfulness of the ceremony , we lighted our torches ...
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“ Fire when you please , " cried the loader . At the word , one of them discharged his piece , and the other receiving the ball in his body , fell to the ground , his pistol going off into the air THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 51.
“ Fire when you please , " cried the loader . At the word , one of them discharged his piece , and the other receiving the ball in his body , fell to the ground , his pistol going off into the air THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 51.
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He was weltering in the blood that streamed from his side , and had fainted before any body could approach him . The two , who had remained at a distance , without taking any active part , and who now appeared to be surgeons , with as ...
He was weltering in the blood that streamed from his side , and had fainted before any body could approach him . The two , who had remained at a distance , without taking any active part , and who now appeared to be surgeons , with as ...
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| Título | The Philadelphia Book, Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature |
| Autor | Peter Stephen Du Ponceau |
| Editor | Key & Biddle, 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Feb. 2006 |
| Largo | 380 páginas |
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