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In white - man's land there stands a town Where learning may be purchased lowExchange his blanket for a gown , And let the lad to college go . "From long debate the council rose , And , viewing Shalum's tricks with joy , To Cambridge ...
In white - man's land there stands a town Where learning may be purchased lowExchange his blanket for a gown , And let the lad to college go . "From long debate the council rose , And , viewing Shalum's tricks with joy , To Cambridge ...
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“ Let seraphs gain the bright abode , And heaven's sublimest mansions seeI only bow to NATURE's GodThe land of shades will do for me . 6. These dreadful secrets of the sky Alarm my soul with chilling fearDo planets in their orbits fly ...
“ Let seraphs gain the bright abode , And heaven's sublimest mansions seeI only bow to NATURE's GodThe land of shades will do for me . 6. These dreadful secrets of the sky Alarm my soul with chilling fearDo planets in their orbits fly ...
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After wandering a miserable time , and thinking over all those lamentable thoughts , which occur to one expecting to perish in an inhospitable land , when I began almost to despair , I came to a hovel inhabited by black 5 THE ...
After wandering a miserable time , and thinking over all those lamentable thoughts , which occur to one expecting to perish in an inhospitable land , when I began almost to despair , I came to a hovel inhabited by black 5 THE ...
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fragments of shipwreck ; but it is the equal current of a majestic river , which safely bears upon its bosom the riches of the land , and reads its history in the smiling cities and villages that are reflected from its unvarying surface ...
fragments of shipwreck ; but it is the equal current of a majestic river , which safely bears upon its bosom the riches of the land , and reads its history in the smiling cities and villages that are reflected from its unvarying surface ...
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... I had led My fond soul's idol to the holy shrine , And joy its heavenly glow before us spread , Colouring existence with a hue divine ; But that long since hath past , and now I stand Summon'd by voices from the spirit land .
... I had led My fond soul's idol to the holy shrine , And joy its heavenly glow before us spread , Colouring existence with a hue divine ; But that long since hath past , and now I stand Summon'd by voices from the spirit land .
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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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