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But this same thought does not forerun my need , Nor shall this bachelor tempt
me to wed . As I remember this should be the house ; Being 4 THE
PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 37.
But this same thought does not forerun my need , Nor shall this bachelor tempt
me to wed . As I remember this should be the house ; Being 4 THE
PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 37.
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On the morning after our first night's watch , Colonel Shee took me aside , and
asked me what I thought of our situation . I could not but say , I thought it a very
discouraging one . He viewed it in the same light , he said ; and added , that if we
...
On the morning after our first night's watch , Colonel Shee took me aside , and
asked me what I thought of our situation . I could not but say , I thought it a very
discouraging one . He viewed it in the same light , he said ; and added , that if we
...
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Moments of innocence , of health and joy , Unruffled by the thoughts of worldly
care . With throbs of sad delight , how oft I sigh , When Recollection paints thy
scenes anew . My steps ye led to halls where minstrels struck The breathing lyre ,
to ...
Moments of innocence , of health and joy , Unruffled by the thoughts of worldly
care . With throbs of sad delight , how oft I sigh , When Recollection paints thy
scenes anew . My steps ye led to halls where minstrels struck The breathing lyre ,
to ...
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A member of the diplomatic corps , an enlightened and shrewd observer , said to
me a few days ago , that , at the end of his first year , he thought he knew England
very well ; when the third year had gone by , he began to have doubts ; and ...
A member of the diplomatic corps , an enlightened and shrewd observer , said to
me a few days ago , that , at the end of his first year , he thought he knew England
very well ; when the third year had gone by , he began to have doubts ; and ...
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My heart in the course of a long life , met only once with so trying a moment as
that of parting with the boy ; but my Lucy - my poor Lucy ; I thought her heart
would break outright . He then desired the window to be closed ; the light to be
removed ...
My heart in the course of a long life , met only once with so trying a moment as
that of parting with the boy ; but my Lucy - my poor Lucy ; I thought her heart
would break outright . He then desired the window to be closed ; the light to be
removed ...
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Información bibliográfica
| 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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