The New-England Magazine, Volume 7Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1834 - American literature |
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Page 60
... hundred years . Its language appeals directly to the tenderest human sympathies , in a way at once pathetic and familiar , and affects us like some homely but beautiful ballad , with which we have been acquainted from childhood . In the ...
... hundred years . Its language appeals directly to the tenderest human sympathies , in a way at once pathetic and familiar , and affects us like some homely but beautiful ballad , with which we have been acquainted from childhood . In the ...
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... explode next morning for his destruction , and that of hundreds of thousands of his Protestant brethren , he would have sent back the informer , who was then drunk , and whose absence from the house 64 Autobiography of Mathew Carey .
... explode next morning for his destruction , and that of hundreds of thousands of his Protestant brethren , he would have sent back the informer , who was then drunk , and whose absence from the house 64 Autobiography of Mathew Carey .
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... hundred voices at once , catching the favorite and familiar sound . Good heavens ! how the fire , the cry , I mean , spreads in all directions ; every watchman is bawling , every urchin is yelping , " fire ! fire ! " " Go ahead , 23 ...
... hundred voices at once , catching the favorite and familiar sound . Good heavens ! how the fire , the cry , I mean , spreads in all directions ; every watchman is bawling , every urchin is yelping , " fire ! fire ! " " Go ahead , 23 ...
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... hundred and sixty- fourth time , during the last year , to my certain knowledge , " very sorry , ladies and gentlemen , that the coffee is burnt , especially as I have nothing but Graham bread in the house . " Merciful Heavens ! was ...
... hundred and sixty- fourth time , during the last year , to my certain knowledge , " very sorry , ladies and gentlemen , that the coffee is burnt , especially as I have nothing but Graham bread in the house . " Merciful Heavens ! was ...
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... hundred feet , thrown across the Rhone , the cascade of Pissevache , which falls from the alps , into the valley beneath , displaying a thousand rainbow hues in the sunlight , and the Tourtemagne , another cataract , less lofty , but ...
... hundred feet , thrown across the Rhone , the cascade of Pissevache , which falls from the alps , into the valley beneath , displaying a thousand rainbow hues in the sunlight , and the Tourtemagne , another cataract , less lofty , but ...
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