The Philadelphia Book: Or, Specimens of Metropolitan LiteratureKey & Biddle, 1836 - 380 páginas |
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... human happiness than drawing blood , as do the boasted heroes of the Iliad , or roving on the ocean , and invading other men's property , as did the pious Æneas . Yes ! they went to draw water . Interesting scene ! It might have been ...
... human happiness than drawing blood , as do the boasted heroes of the Iliad , or roving on the ocean , and invading other men's property , as did the pious Æneas . Yes ! they went to draw water . Interesting scene ! It might have been ...
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... human frame ! The soul's poor fabric trembles at thy name ! How long shall man be urged to dread thy sway , For those whom thou untimely tak'st away ? Life's blooming spring just opens to our eyes , And strikes the senses with a sweet ...
... human frame ! The soul's poor fabric trembles at thy name ! How long shall man be urged to dread thy sway , For those whom thou untimely tak'st away ? Life's blooming spring just opens to our eyes , And strikes the senses with a sweet ...
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... human feet had never before gained this re- cess , that human eyes had never been fixed upon these gushing waters . The aboriginal inhabitants had no mo- tives to lead them into caves like this , and 58 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
... human feet had never before gained this re- cess , that human eyes had never been fixed upon these gushing waters . The aboriginal inhabitants had no mo- tives to lead them into caves like this , and 58 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
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... human countenance . My surprise was so abrupt , and my sensations so tu- multuous , that I forgot for a moment the perilous nature of my situation . I loosened my hold of a pine branch , which had been hitherto one of my supports , and ...
... human countenance . My surprise was so abrupt , and my sensations so tu- multuous , that I forgot for a moment the perilous nature of my situation . I loosened my hold of a pine branch , which had been hitherto one of my supports , and ...
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... 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 and destiny . It is ...
... 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 and destiny . It is ...
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