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Side 37
They pass the year archy , and living under mild princes , this in a vicissitude of
hard labour and jollity ; count concentrated in his heart all the pride , they are
seldom out of debt , and never inbrutality , and violence of the purest aristo-
solvent .
They pass the year archy , and living under mild princes , this in a vicissitude of
hard labour and jollity ; count concentrated in his heart all the pride , they are
seldom out of debt , and never inbrutality , and violence of the purest aristo-
solvent .
Side 53
The inclined strata are therefore volutions before the existence of living more
ancient than the horizontal strata . And beings , ” are contained in the seventh
secas they must necessarily have been formed tion of the essay , in which our
author ...
The inclined strata are therefore volutions before the existence of living more
ancient than the horizontal strata . And beings , ” are contained in the seventh
secas they must necessarily have been formed tion of the essay , in which our
author ...
Side 247
... the raging sea Of war ; thy ample shield and sword “ Niggard light , Avenging ,
which no living mortal now Ill borrow'd from heaven's rich exhaustless fount Can
wield ; thy shoulder of Atlantic make , Slow ooz'd through narrow casements .
... the raging sea Of war ; thy ample shield and sword “ Niggard light , Avenging ,
which no living mortal now Ill borrow'd from heaven's rich exhaustless fount Can
wield ; thy shoulder of Atlantic make , Slow ooz'd through narrow casements .
Side 412
There statues of Pliny ; and Pocock , wbile he received no their illustrious men
spread inspiration on aid from patronage at home for his Oriental the spots which
living they would have studies , never relaxed in those unrequited baunted - in ...
There statues of Pliny ; and Pocock , wbile he received no their illustrious men
spread inspiration on aid from patronage at home for his Oriental the spots which
living they would have studies , never relaxed in those unrequited baunted - in ...
Side 435
Her knew all living shapes Breathless , and faintly raising her thin form ; That
tenant wood or rock , dun roe or deer , Oh , whither bear ye me ? ' with panting
voice , Sunning his dappled side at noontide crouch'd , Murmur'd . Caswallon
spake ...
Her knew all living shapes Breathless , and faintly raising her thin form ; That
tenant wood or rock , dun roe or deer , Oh , whither bear ye me ? ' with panting
voice , Sunning his dappled side at noontide crouch'd , Murmur'd . Caswallon
spake ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Bind 3 Bind 58 af American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Redaktører | H. Biglow, Orville Luther Holley |
| Udgiver | H. Bigelow, Esq., editor and proprietor, 1818 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Princeton University |
| Digitaliseret | 21. sep 2009 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |