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C . B. Brown , 56 Hunting Song - Robert Waln , 62 Character of Tilghman . - Horace Binney , 63 Borodino . - Thomas Fisher , Madame de Stael . - Robert Walsh , Summer , Spring , and Autumn . - Fredcrick S. Eckard , 77 The Fine Arts ...
C . B. Brown , 56 Hunting Song - Robert Waln , 62 Character of Tilghman . - Horace Binney , 63 Borodino . - Thomas Fisher , Madame de Stael . - Robert Walsh , Summer , Spring , and Autumn . - Fredcrick S. Eckard , 77 The Fine Arts ...
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Robert Waln , Character of Tilghman . - Horace Binney , Borodino . - Thomas Fisher , Madame de Stael.- Robert Walsh , Summer , Spring , and Autumn . - Fredcrick S. Eckard , The Fine Arts . - Joseph Hopkinson , The Indian Summer .
Robert Waln , Character of Tilghman . - Horace Binney , Borodino . - Thomas Fisher , Madame de Stael.- Robert Walsh , Summer , Spring , and Autumn . - Fredcrick S. Eckard , The Fine Arts . - Joseph Hopkinson , The Indian Summer .
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Had he , for instance , called the first character John , he might have given him more dignity , but he would not so well harmonize with his neighbour , to whom in the course of the work , it will appear he must necessarily be joined .
Had he , for instance , called the first character John , he might have given him more dignity , but he would not so well harmonize with his neighbour , to whom in the course of the work , it will appear he must necessarily be joined .
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It is the lot of still fewer , to attain it by qualities which exalt the character of our species . Envy denies the capacity ofs ome , slander stigmatizes the principles of others , fashion gives an occasional currency to false ...
It is the lot of still fewer , to attain it by qualities which exalt the character of our species . Envy denies the capacity ofs ome , slander stigmatizes the principles of others , fashion gives an occasional currency to false ...
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The great fountain of human character lies beyond the confines of life , where the passions cannot invade it . It is in that region , that among innumerable proofs of man's nothingness , are preserved the records of his immortal descent ...
The great fountain of human character lies beyond the confines of life , where the passions cannot invade it . It is in that region , that among innumerable proofs of man's nothingness , are preserved the records of his immortal descent ...
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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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