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The following fragment of an ode was found on the shore : From dread Leucadia's frowning steep , I'll plunge into the whitening deep ; And there I'll float , to waves resign'd , For love intoxicates my ...
The following fragment of an ode was found on the shore : From dread Leucadia's frowning steep , I'll plunge into the whitening deep ; And there I'll float , to waves resign'd , For love intoxicates my ...
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Every man who is a member of that society and has influence and power in it , either by his rank , his education , or his wealth , has a deep interest , perhaps a serious duty , to attend to on this subject .
Every man who is a member of that society and has influence and power in it , either by his rank , his education , or his wealth , has a deep interest , perhaps a serious duty , to attend to on this subject .
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... the consideration of your security ; the recollection of the struggle through which your fathers were prosperously brought , all - all should stimulate you to an exertion which should tell how deep your sympathy , how grateful your ...
... the consideration of your security ; the recollection of the struggle through which your fathers were prosperously brought , all - all should stimulate you to an exertion which should tell how deep your sympathy , how grateful your ...
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... which should exist among civilized armies , were all swallowed up in the deep hate excited by the cold - blooded cruelty of the enemy . As war , disease , and the doctor , daily thinned our ranks , it seemed evident , that unless ...
... which should exist among civilized armies , were all swallowed up in the deep hate excited by the cold - blooded cruelty of the enemy . As war , disease , and the doctor , daily thinned our ranks , it seemed evident , that unless ...
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... they gradually came over to my opinion ; and by midnight , they were , for the most part , converts to it . There was a deep murmur in which indicated some movement ; and the direction of the decaying sounds , was evidently towards ...
... they gradually came over to my opinion ; and by midnight , they were , for the most part , converts to it . There was a deep murmur in which indicated some movement ; and the direction of the decaying sounds , was evidently towards ...
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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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