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Europe will admire his talents , and shower upon him her scientific and literary laurels . As a statesman and a patriot he will not be less distinguished .
Europe will admire his talents , and shower upon him her scientific and literary laurels . As a statesman and a patriot he will not be less distinguished .
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... eager to arrive at the summit , and to - fill their bucket .-- Here too is a new elegance . Our acute author could not but observe the necessity of machinery , which has been so much commended by critics , and admired by readers .
... eager to arrive at the summit , and to - fill their bucket .-- Here too is a new elegance . Our acute author could not but observe the necessity of machinery , which has been so much commended by critics , and admired by readers .
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... the world admire ? That manly strife with fortune to be just , That love of praise ? an honorable thirst ! The soul , alas ! has fled to endless day 5 * THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 53 Elegy on Thomas Godfrey -Nathaniel Evans,
... the world admire ? That manly strife with fortune to be just , That love of praise ? an honorable thirst ! The soul , alas ! has fled to endless day 5 * THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 53 Elegy on Thomas Godfrey -Nathaniel Evans,
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I admired their fantastic shapes , and endless irregularities . Passing from one to the other of these , my attention lighted , at length , as if by some magical transition , on - a human countenance . My surprise was so abrupt , and my ...
I admired their fantastic shapes , and endless irregularities . Passing from one to the other of these , my attention lighted , at length , as if by some magical transition , on - a human countenance . My surprise was so abrupt , and my ...
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mony of his whole character in later years would infer , that his youth gave presage by its sobriety and exemplary rectitude , of all that we witnessed and admired in the maturity of his character . It is great praise to say of so ...
mony of his whole character in later years would infer , that his youth gave presage by its sobriety and exemplary rectitude , of all that we witnessed and admired in the maturity of his character . It is great praise to say of so ...
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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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