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Side 81
It is my wish to prove the existence not be given in detail , and they are so of this
effluvium , and the power of the ingenious and interesting that we presume snake
to communicate it at pleasure to our readers will coincide with us in think the ...
It is my wish to prove the existence not be given in detail , and they are so of this
effluvium , and the power of the ingenious and interesting that we presume snake
to communicate it at pleasure to our readers will coincide with us in think the ...
Side 167
This « THE TOMB OF HENRY . wish is also applicable to many a one at Where
Hudson's murm'ring billows present , as Dryden says of himself , “ in Kiss Jersey's
verdant shore , the rudiments of poetry , without name or Beneath those ...
This « THE TOMB OF HENRY . wish is also applicable to many a one at Where
Hudson's murm'ring billows present , as Dryden says of himself , “ in Kiss Jersey's
verdant shore , the rudiments of poetry , without name or Beneath those ...
Side 191
I hate the flimsy woman ness of my language , a suspicion of my sin . ish
eloquence of novel readers , I mean of cerity ; saying , of the Apology , it was well
such as read nothing else , and wish you , enough , if I was in earnest . ' therefore
, to ...
I hate the flimsy woman ness of my language , a suspicion of my sin . ish
eloquence of novel readers , I mean of cerity ; saying , of the Apology , it was well
such as read nothing else , and wish you , enough , if I was in earnest . ' therefore
, to ...
Side 192
This volume conit ought , assuredly , to be without disguise tains extracts from
several able speeches to a man whom I wish no longer to look delivered by him
in Parliament , -- but we upon as an antagonist , but a friend . must forbear to
insert ...
This volume conit ought , assuredly , to be without disguise tains extracts from
several able speeches to a man whom I wish no longer to look delivered by him
in Parliament , -- but we upon as an antagonist , but a friend . must forbear to
insert ...
Side 200
... us of saying to America , -We wish ing repentance , and have thereby precipi .
to live on terms of amity with you , and we tated men into despair , and
consequent im- will give you this pledge of our sincerity , penitence and hardness
of heart .
... us of saying to America , -We wish ing repentance , and have thereby precipi .
to live on terms of amity with you , and we tated men into despair , and
consequent im- will give you this pledge of our sincerity , penitence and hardness
of heart .
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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 |