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Página 47
I had not walked a mile , when I heard a gun go off , and saw the smoke rising at
a little distance . Not caring to encounter fire - arms in so wild a place , I was
turning back , when I saw a dog hunting about among the bushes , and close
after ...
I had not walked a mile , when I heard a gun go off , and saw the smoke rising at
a little distance . Not caring to encounter fire - arms in so wild a place , I was
turning back , when I saw a dog hunting about among the bushes , and close
after ...
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Those alone who have heard the soulthrilling cry of the Indian warrior , who have
heard it breaking through the gloom of the night , with all its horrible
accompaniments , with the wail of infants , and the shrieks of women with the
groans of the ...
Those alone who have heard the soulthrilling cry of the Indian warrior , who have
heard it breaking through the gloom of the night , with all its horrible
accompaniments , with the wail of infants , and the shrieks of women with the
groans of the ...
Página 171
They disappeared behind the rock and struck into another path ; I urged my horse
forward , and as I descended , the drowsy tinkling of bells was heard , as the
sheep boy , whistling , leisurely , followed his charge to the fold . The village boys
...
They disappeared behind the rock and struck into another path ; I urged my horse
forward , and as I descended , the drowsy tinkling of bells was heard , as the
sheep boy , whistling , leisurely , followed his charge to the fold . The village boys
...
Página 176
He continued , " I have heard that note at midnight , proceed from the voice of my
dog , as he howled beneath my chamber window at the moon . It was ominous . I
have heard it in the voice of the screech - owl , while perched on the large ...
He continued , " I have heard that note at midnight , proceed from the voice of my
dog , as he howled beneath my chamber window at the moon . It was ominous . I
have heard it in the voice of the screech - owl , while perched on the large ...
Página 314
How pleasant to wander where nought but old ocean Is heard interrupting calm
nature's repose ; Or gaily to mingle where pleasure in motion Waits on the first
day - beam and hallows its close . Sweet innocence , beauty and fashion uniting
...
How pleasant to wander where nought but old ocean Is heard interrupting calm
nature's repose ; Or gaily to mingle where pleasure in motion Waits on the first
day - beam and hallows its close . Sweet innocence , beauty and fashion uniting
...
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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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