The Philadelphia Book: Or, Specimens of Metropolitan LiteratureKey & Biddle, 1836 - 380 páginas |
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... poor glazier by trade , and his name is Thomas Godfrey . Don't trust to his mean appearance , he is one of nature's own nobility . He is a profound mathematician , and for his learning is indebted to himself alone . This evening , after ...
... poor glazier by trade , and his name is Thomas Godfrey . Don't trust to his mean appearance , he is one of nature's own nobility . He is a profound mathematician , and for his learning is indebted to himself alone . This evening , after ...
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... poor glazier by trade , and his name is Thomas Godfrey . Don't trust to his mean appearance , he is one of nature's own nobility . He is a profound mathematician , and for his learning is indebted to himself alone . This evening , after ...
... poor glazier by trade , and his name is Thomas Godfrey . Don't trust to his mean appearance , he is one of nature's own nobility . He is a profound mathematician , and for his learning is indebted to himself alone . This evening , after ...
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... poor lad from Boston , his native place , only a few years ago ; went to England , where he perfected himself in his trade , then returned here , and after serving some time as a journeyman to one Keimer , and afterwards working in ...
... poor lad from Boston , his native place , only a few years ago ; went to England , where he perfected himself in his trade , then returned here , and after serving some time as a journeyman to one Keimer , and afterwards working in ...
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... poor , simple lad ! And mild and sweet the breeze , that fans thy locks ! — Yet ere another moon , the storm may howl , And rudely beat on thy unsheltered head . To day the pine - clad mountains bound thy hopes , Thy ev'ry wish : but ...
... poor , simple lad ! And mild and sweet the breeze , that fans thy locks ! — Yet ere another moon , the storm may howl , And rudely beat on thy unsheltered head . To day the pine - clad mountains bound thy hopes , Thy ev'ry wish : but ...
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... poor jaded creature was obliged to stop at the foot of the hill , whilst they ascended for water to recruit him . This interpretation , it is true , derives some countenance from the consideration that Jack and Gill were in reality , as ...
... poor jaded creature was obliged to stop at the foot of the hill , whilst they ascended for water to recruit him . This interpretation , it is true , derives some countenance from the consideration that Jack and Gill were in reality , as ...
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