The Philadelphia Book: Or, Specimens of Metropolitan LiteratureKey & Biddle, 1836 - 380 páginas |
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... whole , I think the text , as I have adopted it , to be the better reading . Having ascertained the names and conditions of the parties , the reader becomes naturally inquisitive into their employment , and wishes to know whether their ...
... whole , I think the text , as I have adopted it , to be the better reading . Having ascertained the names and conditions of the parties , the reader becomes naturally inquisitive into their employment , and wishes to know whether their ...
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... whole labour . The only ob- jection to this opinion is an old adage , “ Bonus dux bo- num facit militem , " which has been translated " A good Jack makes a good Gill , " thereby intimating a superiority in the former . If such was the ...
... whole labour . The only ob- jection to this opinion is an old adage , “ Bonus dux bo- num facit militem , " which has been translated " A good Jack makes a good Gill , " thereby intimating a superiority in the former . If such was the ...
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... whole mis- fortune . Buoyed by hope , we suppose his affliction not quite remediless , that his fall is an accident to which the way - farers of this life are daily liable , and we anticipate his immediate rise to resume his labours ...
... whole mis- fortune . Buoyed by hope , we suppose his affliction not quite remediless , that his fall is an accident to which the way - farers of this life are daily liable , and we anticipate his immediate rise to resume his labours ...
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... whole compass of tragic description . Imagine to ourselves Jack rapidly descending , perhaps rolling over and over down the mountain , the bucket , as the lighter , moving along , and pouring forth ( if it had been filled ) its liquid ...
... whole compass of tragic description . Imagine to ourselves Jack rapidly descending , perhaps rolling over and over down the mountain , the bucket , as the lighter , moving along , and pouring forth ( if it had been filled ) its liquid ...
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... that was waiting near the place of action , into which he was put , the ghastliness of death on his countenance , and the whole party slowly drove away . ELEGY ON THOMAS GODFREY . BY NATHANIEL EVANS . O 52 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
... that was waiting near the place of action , into which he was put , the ghastliness of death on his countenance , and the whole party slowly drove away . ELEGY ON THOMAS GODFREY . BY NATHANIEL EVANS . O 52 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
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