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They could therefore consistently and honor- ably sustain their habitual Southern friends on this point , especially when equally clear in the conviction that these petitions were practically as in- jurious to the very cause of that ...
They could therefore consistently and honor- ably sustain their habitual Southern friends on this point , especially when equally clear in the conviction that these petitions were practically as in- jurious to the very cause of that ...
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With trumpets loudly braying their proud and joyful notes , With shouts of hearty welcome from twenty loyal throats , With love and faith and honor , her liegemen one and all , As bade their lady , welcomed Don Roderick to her hall .
With trumpets loudly braying their proud and joyful notes , With shouts of hearty welcome from twenty loyal throats , With love and faith and honor , her liegemen one and all , As bade their lady , welcomed Don Roderick to her hall .
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Bethink thee of thine honor ! bethink thee of thy need , When wounded sore and helpless thou at his gates didst bleed ! And by thine oath of knighthood , and by thy hope of grace , Bring not this foul dishonor upon my father's race !
Bethink thee of thine honor ! bethink thee of thy need , When wounded sore and helpless thou at his gates didst bleed ! And by thine oath of knighthood , and by thy hope of grace , Bring not this foul dishonor upon my father's race !
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Weep for your blighted honor ! weep for your country's loss ! Howl for the Crescent floating above the trampled Cross ! IX . It was upon the morning before the field of shame , Unto Florinda's bower in haste Don Roderick came .
Weep for your blighted honor ! weep for your country's loss ! Howl for the Crescent floating above the trampled Cross ! IX . It was upon the morning before the field of shame , Unto Florinda's bower in haste Don Roderick came .
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The young people were not a little astonished at the honor which was shown to the old man whom they had supposed a beggar , and when he had gone thither to seat himself near the Sheik , they detained the overseer of the slaves , and the ...
The young people were not a little astonished at the honor which was shown to the old man whom they had supposed a beggar , and when he had gone thither to seat himself near the Sheik , they detained the overseer of the slaves , and the ...
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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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