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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 , be distinguished in England as a poet , an historian ...
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 , be distinguished in England as a poet , an historian ...
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To reach this summit would not render my return easier ; but its greater elevation would extend my view , and perhaps furnish a spot from which the whole horizon was conspicuous . As I had traversed the outer , I now explored the inner ...
To reach this summit would not render my return easier ; but its greater elevation would extend my view , and perhaps furnish a spot from which the whole horizon was conspicuous . As I had traversed the outer , I now explored the inner ...
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Their influence , in this respect , may reach where the voice of the preacher is never heard , and the lectures of the moralist never read . By providing an innocent , an interesting , and dignified source of pleasure , they not only ...
Their influence , in this respect , may reach where the voice of the preacher is never heard , and the lectures of the moralist never read . By providing an innocent , an interesting , and dignified source of pleasure , they not only ...
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It " procures a man so much enjoyment at home , or easily within reach , that in order to be occupied , he is , in youth , under no temptation to precipitate into hunting , gaming , drinking ; nor ...
It " procures a man so much enjoyment at home , or easily within reach , that in order to be occupied , he is , in youth , under no temptation to precipitate into hunting , gaming , drinking ; nor ...
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... can you reach the place by that time ? ” “ Oh , yes , certainly , sir , " replied the young artillerist , “ though I must confess that Ι I neither know the route nor the distance . " The General smiled , named the distance , hastily ...
... can you reach the place by that time ? ” “ Oh , yes , certainly , sir , " replied the young artillerist , “ though I must confess that Ι I neither know the route nor the distance . " The General smiled , named the distance , hastily ...
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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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