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... a liquor flask hanging on one side , and a pouch full of dead quails on the other , was altogether rather coarsely caparisoned , and seemed to be intent on his game . Just after he accosted me , an officer , , in ...
... a liquor flask hanging on one side , and a pouch full of dead quails on the other , was altogether rather coarsely caparisoned , and seemed to be intent on his game . Just after he accosted me , an officer , , in ...
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All amazed at this mysterious meeting , “ Pray , Sir , " said I respectfully to the officer , as he was gathering up the things the hunter had thrown off , “ Who is that ? ” “ That is the envoy , ' answered the officer , with an air of ...
All amazed at this mysterious meeting , “ Pray , Sir , " said I respectfully to the officer , as he was gathering up the things the hunter had thrown off , “ Who is that ? ” “ That is the envoy , ' answered the officer , with an air of ...
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In secretly espousing , at last , a young officer — M . Rocca , claiming compassion for his wounds and debility - she attempted to fill up the aching void of her soul . Because she believed that she had inspired , or because she fondly ...
In secretly espousing , at last , a young officer — M . Rocca , claiming compassion for his wounds and debility - she attempted to fill up the aching void of her soul . Because she believed that she had inspired , or because she fondly ...
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SHORTLY after the defeat of the British army at Fort Erie , in the brilliant sortie planned and executed by General Brown , that officer received intelligence that General Izard was on his way to join him with a large force .
SHORTLY after the defeat of the British army at Fort Erie , in the brilliant sortie planned and executed by General Brown , that officer received intelligence that General Izard was on his way to join him with a large force .
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It was desirable , therefore , that he should be met at that point by an officer from Fort Erie , who could advise him of the exact situation of the garrison , and the relative positions and strength of the two contending armies ...
It was desirable , therefore , that he should be met at that point by an officer from Fort Erie , who could advise him of the exact situation of the garrison , and the relative positions and strength of the two contending armies ...
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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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