The Sketch-book of Geoffrey Crayon, Bind 1Carey, Lea & Blanchard, 1835 |
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... England The Broken Heart The Art of Book - Making 11 15 24 33 45 69 82 ..... 92 100 A Royal Poet 110 The Country Church 129 The Widow and her Son 137 The Boar's Head Tavern 147 The Mutability of Literature Rural Funerals The Inn Kitchen ...
... England The Broken Heart The Art of Book - Making 11 15 24 33 45 69 82 ..... 92 100 A Royal Poet 110 The Country Church 129 The Widow and her Son 137 The Boar's Head Tavern 147 The Mutability of Literature Rural Funerals The Inn Kitchen ...
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... England . The tide and wind were so favourable , that the ship was enabled to come at once to the pier . It was thronged with people ; some idle lookers - on , others eager expectants of friends or relatives . I could dis- tinguish the ...
... England . The tide and wind were so favourable , that the ship was enabled to come at once to the pier . It was thronged with people ; some idle lookers - on , others eager expectants of friends or relatives . I could dis- tinguish the ...
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... England - and that , instead of being a subject of his majesty George the Third , he was now a free citizen of the United States . Rip , in fact , was no politician ; the changes of states and empires made but little impression on him ...
... England - and that , instead of being a subject of his majesty George the Third , he was now a free citizen of the United States . Rip , in fact , was no politician ; the changes of states and empires made but little impression on him ...
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... England to ransack the poles , to penetrate the deserts , and to study the manners and customs of barbarous nations , with which she can have no permanent intercourse of profit or pleas- it has been left to the broken - down tradesman ...
... England to ransack the poles , to penetrate the deserts , and to study the manners and customs of barbarous nations , with which she can have no permanent intercourse of profit or pleas- it has been left to the broken - down tradesman ...
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... England ? Why do we suffer ourselves to be so affected by the contumely she has endeavoured to cast upon us ? It is not in the opinion of England alone that honour lives , and reputation has its being . The world at large is the arbiter ...
... England ? Why do we suffer ourselves to be so affected by the contumely she has endeavoured to cast upon us ? It is not in the opinion of England alone that honour lives , and reputation has its being . The world at large is the arbiter ...
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