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His hat pressed close upon his eyes - eye - brow and brim were part each of the other ; a faded blue coat , out at elbows , the broad wrists hanging over his hand ; shuffling shoes ; and Lankey a little man , withal : he descend- ed the ...
His hat pressed close upon his eyes - eye - brow and brim were part each of the other ; a faded blue coat , out at elbows , the broad wrists hanging over his hand ; shuffling shoes ; and Lankey a little man , withal : he descend- ed the ...
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through his apparel , passing in at an elbow and coming out at the hand ; or piercing him through , from back to breast , as he turned ; till every dusty corner of Lankey was lighted up with a sort of dim splendor .
through his apparel , passing in at an elbow and coming out at the hand ; or piercing him through , from back to breast , as he turned ; till every dusty corner of Lankey was lighted up with a sort of dim splendor .
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And although now and then accosted by a Bowery Boy with a rough hand , and run against in token of affectionate recogni- tion by a big vagabond , Lankey , all things considered , made good speed ; and , before he well knew it , was out ...
And although now and then accosted by a Bowery Boy with a rough hand , and run against in token of affectionate recogni- tion by a big vagabond , Lankey , all things considered , made good speed ; and , before he well knew it , was out ...
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99 " Oh king ! oh king ! bethink thee , Count Julian's good right hand This day is doing battle to guard for thee thy land ! Bethink thee of thine honor ! bethink thee of thy need , When wounded sore and helpless thou at his gates didst ...
99 " Oh king ! oh king ! bethink thee , Count Julian's good right hand This day is doing battle to guard for thee thy land ! Bethink thee of thine honor ! bethink thee of thy need , When wounded sore and helpless thou at his gates didst ...
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The stomach can only be fed by the labor of the hands , and , as every man is fur- nished with these organs in both kinds , every man is created to labor . It is every man's duty to feed his own mouth ; no man has a just claim upon ...
The stomach can only be fed by the labor of the hands , and , as every man is fur- nished with these organs in both kinds , every man is created to labor . It is every man's duty to feed his own mouth ; no man has a just claim upon ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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