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The streets were more or less filled with houses , which at that time occupied more ground than they do at present , many of them having large yards and gardens , as well as back buildings ; for the fashion of haying kitchens under ...
The streets were more or less filled with houses , which at that time occupied more ground than they do at present , many of them having large yards and gardens , as well as back buildings ; for the fashion of haying kitchens under ...
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The streets were more or less filled with houses , which at that time occupied more ground than they do at present , many of them having large yards and gardens , as well as back buildings ; for the fashion of haying kitchens under ...
The streets were more or less filled with houses , which at that time occupied more ground than they do at present , many of them having large yards and gardens , as well as back buildings ; for the fashion of haying kitchens under ...
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... will steal the celestial fire and direct the forked lightning at his will . Europe will admire his talents , and shower upon him her scientific and literary laurels . As a statesman and a patriot he will not be less distinguished .
... will steal the celestial fire and direct the forked lightning at his will . Europe will admire his talents , and shower upon him her scientific and literary laurels . As a statesman and a patriot he will not be less distinguished .
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Celibacy had worn him to the bones ;And in his silent parlour hung a cloak The which the moths had used not less than he ! Four chairs , one table , and an old hair - trunk Made up the furniture , and on his shelves A grease - clad ...
Celibacy had worn him to the bones ;And in his silent parlour hung a cloak The which the moths had used not less than he ! Four chairs , one table , and an old hair - trunk Made up the furniture , and on his shelves A grease - clad ...
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These respites from toil were of use , but they could not enable me to prosecute an endless journey , and to return was scarcely a less arduous task than to proceed . I looked anxiously forward in the hope of being comforted by some dim ...
These respites from toil were of use , but they could not enable me to prosecute an endless journey , and to return was scarcely a less arduous task than to proceed . I looked anxiously forward in the hope of being comforted by some dim ...
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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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