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The extent of his fall does not , however , appear until the next line , as the author feared ... Buoyed by hope , we suppose his affliction not quite remediless , that his fall is an accident to which the way - farers of this life are ...
The extent of his fall does not , however , appear until the next line , as the author feared ... Buoyed by hope , we suppose his affliction not quite remediless , that his fall is an accident to which the way - farers of this life are ...
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But his acute annotator , Vandergruten , has detected the fallacy of such a supposition , though he falls into an ... in remarking that Jack might have carried a crown or a half crown in his hand , which was fractured in the fall .
But his acute annotator , Vandergruten , has detected the fallacy of such a supposition , though he falls into an ... in remarking that Jack might have carried a crown or a half crown in his hand , which was fractured in the fall .
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The subject is the fall of men , a subject , high , interesting , worthy of a poet : the heroes , men who do not commit a single fault , and whose misfortunes are to be imputed , not to indiscretion , but to destiny .
The subject is the fall of men , a subject , high , interesting , worthy of a poet : the heroes , men who do not commit a single fault , and whose misfortunes are to be imputed , not to indiscretion , but to destiny .
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Prof. Very well - And what are the consequences of the accidental mode ? Stu . If the string should break the box would fall , the salt be spilt , the salt - box broken , THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 35.
Prof. Very well - And what are the consequences of the accidental mode ? Stu . If the string should break the box would fall , the salt be spilt , the salt - box broken , THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 35.
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the ground , his pistol going off into the air with the convulsive distortion of his fall . Immediately all but the man who had perpetrated the deed ran up to him who was expiring , and I , springing over a fence against which I was ...
the ground , his pistol going off into the air with the convulsive distortion of his fall . Immediately all but the man who had perpetrated the deed ran up to him who was expiring , and I , springing over a fence against which I was ...
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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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