The Philadelphia Book: Or, Specimens of Metropolitan LiteratureKey & Biddle, 1836 - 380 páginas |
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... turned him round , his skin Did through his stockings peep upon the day.- Noting his gloom , unto myself I said , An if a man did covet single life , Reckless of joys which Matrimony gives , Here lives a lonely wretch would show it him ...
... turned him round , his skin Did through his stockings peep upon the day.- Noting his gloom , unto myself I said , An if a man did covet single life , Reckless of joys which Matrimony gives , Here lives a lonely wretch would show it him ...
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... turned to the door , to signify that he would never return ; and the corpse was constantly watched , to pre- vent the pollution of flies or the violence of rude curios- ity . The mouth was filled with cake composed of flour , honey ...
... turned to the door , to signify that he would never return ; and the corpse was constantly watched , to pre- vent the pollution of flies or the violence of rude curios- ity . The mouth was filled with cake composed of flour , honey ...
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... turning back , when I saw a dog hunting about among the bushes , and close after him a young man , who came run- ning towards me , not to plunder , as I for an instant ap- prehended , but merely to inquire if I had seen a covey of ...
... turning back , when I saw a dog hunting about among the bushes , and close after him a young man , who came run- ning towards me , not to plunder , as I for an instant ap- prehended , but merely to inquire if I had seen a covey of ...
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... turning an angle of the track , I discover- ed a scene which I could not comprehend at first , but which was soon brought home to me in a terrible expla- nation . There were two men standing a few paces apart , facing each other ; two ...
... turning an angle of the track , I discover- ed a scene which I could not comprehend at first , but which was soon brought home to me in a terrible expla- nation . There were two men standing a few paces apart , facing each other ; two ...
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... turned my attention to the interior space . If you imagine a cylindrical mass , with a cavity dug in the centre , whose edge conforms to the exterior edge ; and , if you place in this cavity another cylinder , higher than that which ...
... turned my attention to the interior space . If you imagine a cylindrical mass , with a cavity dug in the centre , whose edge conforms to the exterior edge ; and , if you place in this cavity another cylinder , higher than that which ...
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