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Christ church existed as it now stands , except the steeple , of which the foundation only was laid . The Presbyterian church in High street , which was called Buttonwood , and was pulled down not many years ago , had existed nearly ...
Christ church existed as it now stands , except the steeple , of which the foundation only was laid . The Presbyterian church in High street , which was called Buttonwood , and was pulled down not many years ago , had existed nearly ...
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and is still standing . The Friends had their meeting houses , but these were plain buildings which did not attract attention . They had also their lovely alms - house in Walnut street , still existing and reminding us of an eastern ...
and is still standing . The Friends had their meeting houses , but these were plain buildings which did not attract attention . They had also their lovely alms - house in Walnut street , still existing and reminding us of an eastern ...
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Christ church existed as it now stands , except the steeple , of which the foundation only was laid . The Presbyterian church in High street , which was called Buttonwood , and was pulled down not many years ago , had existed nearly ...
Christ church existed as it now stands , except the steeple , of which the foundation only was laid . The Presbyterian church in High street , which was called Buttonwood , and was pulled down not many years ago , had existed nearly ...
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and is still standing . The Friends had their meeting houses , but these were plain buildings which did not attract attention . They had also their lovely alms - house in Walnut street , still existing and reminding us of an eastern ...
and is still standing . The Friends had their meeting houses , but these were plain buildings which did not attract attention . They had also their lovely alms - house in Walnut street , still existing and reminding us of an eastern ...
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In white - man's land there stands a town Where learning may be purchased lowExchange his blanket for a gown , And let the lad to college go . "From long debate the council rose , And , viewing Shalum's tricks with joy , To Cambridge ...
In white - man's land there stands a town Where learning may be purchased lowExchange his blanket for a gown , And let the lad to college go . "From long debate the council rose , And , viewing Shalum's tricks with joy , To Cambridge ...
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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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