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Thy ear may close upon the village bell , That now on Sabbath leads thee to thy GodThy littlc feet may then beguile thee far From every simple scene thy home had known , To wander thro ' the wild . From every storm 18 THE PHILADELPHIA ...
Thy ear may close upon the village bell , That now on Sabbath leads thee to thy GodThy littlc feet may then beguile thee far From every simple scene thy home had known , To wander thro ' the wild . From every storm 18 THE PHILADELPHIA ...
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Here we behold the plan gradually unfolding , a new scene opens to our view , and the description is exceedingly beautiful . We now discover their object , which we were before left to conjecture . We see the two friends , like Pylades ...
Here we behold the plan gradually unfolding , a new scene opens to our view , and the description is exceedingly beautiful . We now discover their object , which we were before left to conjecture . We see the two friends , like Pylades ...
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Interesting scene ! It might have been drawn for the purpose of culinary consumption ; it might have been to quench the thirst of the harmless animals who relied on them for support ; it might have been to feed a sterile soil , and to ...
Interesting scene ! It might have been drawn for the purpose of culinary consumption ; it might have been to quench the thirst of the harmless animals who relied on them for support ; it might have been to feed a sterile soil , and to ...
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Of the bucket we are told nothing , but as it is probable that it fell with its supporters , we have a scene of misery , unequalled in the whole compass of tragic description . Imagine to ourselves Jack rapidly descending , perhaps ...
Of the bucket we are told nothing , but as it is probable that it fell with its supporters , we have a scene of misery , unequalled in the whole compass of tragic description . Imagine to ourselves Jack rapidly descending , perhaps ...
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Nothing but riflemen and sharp shooting in this country , thought I ; and turning an angle of the track , I discovered a scene which I could not comprehend at first , but which was soon brought home to me in a terrible explanation .
Nothing but riflemen and sharp shooting in this country , thought I ; and turning an angle of the track , I discovered a scene which I could not comprehend at first , but which was soon brought home to me in a terrible explanation .
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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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