Cyclopædia of American Literature, Volume 1C. Scribner, 1855 |
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... say , that any suggestions , looking fairly to the design of the work , will be welcome . In the delicate duty to ... says he , " complain ( as the captain that found not himself in the tapestry hangings , which exhibited the story of ...
... say , that any suggestions , looking fairly to the design of the work , will be welcome . In the delicate duty to ... says he , " complain ( as the captain that found not himself in the tapestry hangings , which exhibited the story of ...
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... say , and to speak paradoxically , they be great eaters , and little meat men . they visit our English , being invited to ... says , If our poor preacher shipped be , he'll ne'er live half the way . THE NEW ENGLAND PREACHERS . One unto ...
... say , and to speak paradoxically , they be great eaters , and little meat men . they visit our English , being invited to ... says , If our poor preacher shipped be , he'll ne'er live half the way . THE NEW ENGLAND PREACHERS . One unto ...
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... says , " throughout the hand of the practical lawyer , familiar with the principles and securities of English liberty ; and though it retains some strong traces of the times , is in the main far in advance of them , and in several ...
... says , " throughout the hand of the practical lawyer , familiar with the principles and securities of English liberty ; and though it retains some strong traces of the times , is in the main far in advance of them , and in several ...
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... says he , " must usher in ambrosia . Children would never eat so much raw and forbidden fruit ( to vermiculate their in- trals ) if they could but remember that ever since Adam's time poma fuisse mala . If sugar - plums lead the van ...
... says he , " must usher in ambrosia . Children would never eat so much raw and forbidden fruit ( to vermiculate their in- trals ) if they could but remember that ever since Adam's time poma fuisse mala . If sugar - plums lead the van ...
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... says he , " be the chief seat of New England , it was Cotton that was the father and glory of Boston , " in compliment , by the way , to whose Lincolnshire residence the city was named , and he celebrates the divines who came with him ...
... says he , " be the chief seat of New England , it was Cotton that was the father and glory of Boston , " in compliment , by the way , to whose Lincolnshire residence the city was named , and he celebrates the divines who came with him ...
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