The Philadelphia Book: Or, Specimens of Metropolitan LiteratureKey & Biddle, 1836 - 380 páginas |
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... kind , Yet censures not himself , while he denies His thanks to God , that but increase his stores . Oh ! heart saddens , when it thinks on man . How gay yon plough - boy whistling to his team , my As slowly plodding o'er the broken ...
... kind , Yet censures not himself , while he denies His thanks to God , that but increase his stores . Oh ! heart saddens , when it thinks on man . How gay yon plough - boy whistling to his team , my As slowly plodding o'er the broken ...
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... . " The bugles through the forest wind , The woodland soldiers call to battle , Be some protecting angel kind , And guard thy life when cannons rattle ! " She sung , and as the rose appears In sunshine THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 45.
... . " The bugles through the forest wind , The woodland soldiers call to battle , Be some protecting angel kind , And guard thy life when cannons rattle ! " She sung , and as the rose appears In sunshine THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 45.
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... kind of cham- ber , one side of which was open to the air and allowed me to catch a portion of the chequered sky . This spec- tacle never before excited such exquisite sensations in my bosom . The air , likewise , breathed into the ...
... kind of cham- ber , one side of which was open to the air and allowed me to catch a portion of the chequered sky . This spec- tacle never before excited such exquisite sensations in my bosom . The air , likewise , breathed into the ...
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Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature Peter Stephen Du Ponceau. a kind of vestibule to the cave , was connected with a ledge , by which though not without peril and toil , I was conducted to the summit . This summit was higher than ...
Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature Peter Stephen Du Ponceau. a kind of vestibule to the cave , was connected with a ledge , by which though not without peril and toil , I was conducted to the summit . This summit was higher than ...
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... kind of attractions which she lacked , lose much of their power and their susceptibility . Madame de Saussure tells that there was " a passion , or at least emotion , in all her attachments , " - that they ap- peared to differ " rather ...
... kind of attractions which she lacked , lose much of their power and their susceptibility . Madame de Saussure tells that there was " a passion , or at least emotion , in all her attachments , " - that they ap- peared to differ " rather ...
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