The Philadelphia Book: Or, Specimens of Metropolitan LiteratureKey & Biddle, 1836 - 380 páginas |
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... , that their resources were great and their army extremely numerous . In addition to these considerations he had no reason to calculate on our precipitate retreat . He was preparing to attack us 116 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
... , that their resources were great and their army extremely numerous . In addition to these considerations he had no reason to calculate on our precipitate retreat . He was preparing to attack us 116 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
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... reason in his remark . If it be not contra- dictory , I would say , that he showed his good judgment in appearing to have at present no judgment at all . The stranger sees in England , prosperity the most amazing , with what seems to ...
... reason in his remark . If it be not contra- dictory , I would say , that he showed his good judgment in appearing to have at present no judgment at all . The stranger sees in England , prosperity the most amazing , with what seems to ...
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... reason , that teachers , as a body , have a peculiar interest of their own , su Selent , upon questions which concern Heir vocation , to bring into doubt the integrity of their Judgment , and thus to make them incompetent to be wit ...
... reason , that teachers , as a body , have a peculiar interest of their own , su Selent , upon questions which concern Heir vocation , to bring into doubt the integrity of their Judgment , and thus to make them incompetent to be wit ...
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... reason , that teachers , as a body , have a peculiar interest of their own , sufficient , upon questions which concern their vocation , to bring into doubt the integrity of their judgment , and thus to make them incompetent to be wit ...
... reason , that teachers , as a body , have a peculiar interest of their own , sufficient , upon questions which concern their vocation , to bring into doubt the integrity of their judgment , and thus to make them incompetent to be wit ...
Página 152
... with the general deluge , and ends with its own . It is thus that even the good sense and reason of some become wearisome , while the undisciplined fancy of others wanders into all the extravagances and the gau- 152 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
... with the general deluge , and ends with its own . It is thus that even the good sense and reason of some become wearisome , while the undisciplined fancy of others wanders into all the extravagances and the gau- 152 THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK .
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