The Philadelphia Book: Or, Specimens of Metropolitan LiteratureKey & Biddle, 1836 - 380 páginas |
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... mean appearance , he is one of nature's own nobility . He is a profound mathematician , and for his learning is ... means of rendering navigation much easier and safer than it was before . His friend and patron , Logan , has commu ...
... mean appearance , he is one of nature's own nobility . He is a profound mathematician , and for his learning is ... means of rendering navigation much easier and safer than it was before . His friend and patron , Logan , has commu ...
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... mean appearance , he is one of nature's own nobility . He is a profound mathematician , and for his learning is ... means of rendering navigation much easier and safer than it was before . His friend and patron , Logan , has commu ...
... mean appearance , he is one of nature's own nobility . He is a profound mathematician , and for his learning is ... means of rendering navigation much easier and safer than it was before . His friend and patron , Logan , has commu ...
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... mean geniuses are also to be found in our rising city . I see Nicholas Scull , the geographer , who published the first correct map of Pennsylvania ; I see Ralph , who , though he will never reach a very high grade , will , nevertheless ...
... mean geniuses are also to be found in our rising city . I see Nicholas Scull , the geographer , who published the first correct map of Pennsylvania ; I see Ralph , who , though he will never reach a very high grade , will , nevertheless ...
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... means of deciding a controversy , arising from a variation in the manuscripts ; some of which have it a hill , and others the hill , for as the description is in no other part local , I incline to the former reading . It has , indeed ...
... means of deciding a controversy , arising from a variation in the manuscripts ; some of which have it a hill , and others the hill , for as the description is in no other part local , I incline to the former reading . It has , indeed ...
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... . PROF . Very right : -and by these means you acquire a most perfect knowledge of a salt - box : but tell me , is the idea of a salt - box a salt idea ? STU . Not unless the ideal box hath ideal salt 34 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
... . PROF . Very right : -and by these means you acquire a most perfect knowledge of a salt - box : but tell me , is the idea of a salt - box a salt idea ? STU . Not unless the ideal box hath ideal salt 34 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
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