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A panic crept to my heart , which more vehement exertions were necessary to
subdue or control ; but I harbored not a momentary doubt that the course which I
had taken was prescribed by duty . There was no difficulty or reluctance in ...
A panic crept to my heart , which more vehement exertions were necessary to
subdue or control ; but I harbored not a momentary doubt that the course which I
had taken was prescribed by duty . There was no difficulty or reluctance in ...
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proached , changed their course , to avoid touching me . Their clothes were
sprinkled with vinegar ; and their nostrils defended from contagion by some
powerful perfume . I cast a look upon the houses , which I recollected to have
formerly ...
proached , changed their course , to avoid touching me . Their clothes were
sprinkled with vinegar ; and their nostrils defended from contagion by some
powerful perfume . I cast a look upon the houses , which I recollected to have
formerly ...
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But they did not deviate from their course -- they seemed passing me ; I tore the
garments from my back , and waved them in the air . They passed on in their
course . The second came , and the third_all_all_they passed me , and replied
not to ...
But they did not deviate from their course -- they seemed passing me ; I tore the
garments from my back , and waved them in the air . They passed on in their
course . The second came , and the third_all_all_they passed me , and replied
not to ...
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But the delightful little stream courses along within a few miles of our doors , and
a ride to its most picturesque views , is but an hour's excursion ; hence , except to
a few whose researches have discovered , and whose good taste enabled them
...
But the delightful little stream courses along within a few miles of our doors , and
a ride to its most picturesque views , is but an hour's excursion ; hence , except to
a few whose researches have discovered , and whose good taste enabled them
...
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... of course , would ensue , which too often terminated in their complete success .
The Washpelong believed that there was little probability of their hiding place
being discovered . In this they were mistaken . Some incidental circumstance led
...
... of course , would ensue , which too often terminated in their complete success .
The Washpelong believed that there was little probability of their hiding place
being discovered . In this they were mistaken . Some incidental circumstance led
...
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Información bibliográfica
| 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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