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... will never cease to oppose to it the sternest , and even a highly resentful , resistance . Where it was their policy to conciliate by brotherly kindness , they have preferred to exasper- ate by the worst outrages of insult .
... will never cease to oppose to it the sternest , and even a highly resentful , resistance . Where it was their policy to conciliate by brotherly kindness , they have preferred to exasper- ate by the worst outrages of insult .
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Never , we fear , so long as the axiom remains , in private as in public affairs , that ex- perience is but the stern - light of a ship , which illumines only its wake . The South , too , shared fully in that very fanaticism on this ...
Never , we fear , so long as the axiom remains , in private as in public affairs , that ex- perience is but the stern - light of a ship , which illumines only its wake . The South , too , shared fully in that very fanaticism on this ...
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He never dozes or nods , even in the summer noon ; nor does he fall asleep in the most crickety nights , but winks , with that iron top of his , at all the stars , as they come up , one by one ; and outwatches them all .
He never dozes or nods , even in the summer noon ; nor does he fall asleep in the most crickety nights , but winks , with that iron top of his , at all the stars , as they come up , one by one ; and outwatches them all .
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Now praise to St. Iago ! for this relief ! " - he cries , His lips gave thanks to heaven , he thanked her with his eyes . And night and day together with eye that never slept 14 [ Jan. Ballad of Don Roderick .
Now praise to St. Iago ! for this relief ! " - he cries , His lips gave thanks to heaven , he thanked her with his eyes . And night and day together with eye that never slept 14 [ Jan. Ballad of Don Roderick .
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And night and day together with eye that never slept , Beside the wounded monarch her watch the lady kept ; And night and day together she prayed on her bended knee , To God and Mary Mother , that they her help would be ! PART II .
And night and day together with eye that never slept , Beside the wounded monarch her watch the lady kept ; And night and day together she prayed on her bended knee , To God and Mary Mother , that they her help would be ! PART II .
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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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