The Port Folio, Bind 5 |
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Side 41
... for those concerned in the whale trade ; some of whom are very rich , and many of them inhabit roomy houses , and live in the genteelest style of middle life , except only the use of that elegant luxury called a coach .
... for those concerned in the whale trade ; some of whom are very rich , and many of them inhabit roomy houses , and live in the genteelest style of middle life , except only the use of that elegant luxury called a coach .
Side 65
Under this view of things it is to be supposed that the son of a farmer generally followed the path of his father before him , and was for the most part content to live and die on the spot where he was born . Wood however , who had very ...
Under this view of things it is to be supposed that the son of a farmer generally followed the path of his father before him , and was for the most part content to live and die on the spot where he was born . Wood however , who had very ...
Side 67
Wood however did not much mind being shut up in his steeple , because it commanded more extensive views of the surrounding country ; but as he could not live forever upon landscape , and as the sheriff resolutely persisted in dispensing ...
Wood however did not much mind being shut up in his steeple , because it commanded more extensive views of the surrounding country ; but as he could not live forever upon landscape , and as the sheriff resolutely persisted in dispensing ...
Side 68
It is with great pleasure we add , that after having by the vi . gour and perseverance of his mind , overcame every obstacle that opposed his pursuit , Wood had the pleasure of seeing his aged father live to witness his success and to ...
It is with great pleasure we add , that after having by the vi . gour and perseverance of his mind , overcame every obstacle that opposed his pursuit , Wood had the pleasure of seeing his aged father live to witness his success and to ...
Side 127
Such an invitation in this island is seldom declined by officers of middling or inferior rank , for their pay and income is so extremely moderate , that they are enabled to live but upon a very small scale . None but the chiefs who have ...
Such an invitation in this island is seldom declined by officers of middling or inferior rank , for their pay and income is so extremely moderate , that they are enabled to live but upon a very small scale . None but the chiefs who have ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The Port Folio, Bind 5 Bind 40–42;Bind 220–227 af American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Bidragydere | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Udgiver | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Harvard University |
| Digitaliseret | 11. apr 2019 |
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