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On a fine morning , three days ago , I sallied out for a ramble before breakfast ,
thinking , perhaps , to see something worthy of observation ; and as adventures
were my object , I left the highway , or avenue , as it is called , and struck into the
...
On a fine morning , three days ago , I sallied out for a ramble before breakfast ,
thinking , perhaps , to see something worthy of observation ; and as adventures
were my object , I left the highway , or avenue , as it is called , and struck into the
...
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... contained in the elaborate reports emanating from the same body . One of the
things that strike me most , is their daily press . By nine in the morning , the
newspapers are on my breakfast table , containing the debate of the preceding
night .
... contained in the elaborate reports emanating from the same body . One of the
things that strike me most , is their daily press . By nine in the morning , the
newspapers are on my breakfast table , containing the debate of the preceding
night .
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Peter Stephen Du Ponceau. CHILDH o BY W. H. FURNESS . Our childhood's
joys . How oft this tale is told ! Yet where is he to whom this tale is old ? Why do
we turn so gladly to the days , When the heart bask'd beneath life's morning rays
?
Peter Stephen Du Ponceau. CHILDH o BY W. H. FURNESS . Our childhood's
joys . How oft this tale is told ! Yet where is he to whom this tale is old ? Why do
we turn so gladly to the days , When the heart bask'd beneath life's morning rays
?
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When the first gray light of the morning shall have extinguished it , my light will
also be extinguished . I have predicted it for years , and at this moment there are
too many omens concurring to leave a doubt of the accuracy of my calculation .
When the first gray light of the morning shall have extinguished it , my light will
also be extinguished . I have predicted it for years , and at this moment there are
too many omens concurring to leave a doubt of the accuracy of my calculation .
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But soon the arts , once more , a dawn diffuse , And Danté hail'd it with his
morning Muse ; Petrarch and Boccace joined the choral lay , And Arno glisten'd
with returning day . Thus science rose ; and , all her troubles passed THE ...
But soon the arts , once more , a dawn diffuse , And Danté hail'd it with his
morning Muse ; Petrarch and Boccace joined the choral lay , And Arno glisten'd
with returning day . Thus science rose ; and , all her troubles passed THE ...
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Información bibliográfica
| 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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