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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... turn his back on royal and ecclesiastical folly and persecution , and emigrate to New - England , for the enjoyment of religious freedom ; but the death of his wife altered his determination . There is now a letter extant , which he ...
... turn his back on royal and ecclesiastical folly and persecution , and emigrate to New - England , for the enjoyment of religious freedom ; but the death of his wife altered his determination . There is now a letter extant , which he ...
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... turn my drowned pen and shaking hand to indite the story of such sad news as never before this happened in New - England . There was a league of perpetual friendship between my cousin Avery ( note that this Mr. Avery was a precious holy ...
... turn my drowned pen and shaking hand to indite the story of such sad news as never before this happened in New - England . There was a league of perpetual friendship between my cousin Avery ( note that this Mr. Avery was a precious holy ...
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... turn our attention to the animal kingdom , and inquire for a moment into the character and condition of that interesting department of nature ? Here again we find nothing but order and aptitude - every thing precisely as reason says it ...
... turn our attention to the animal kingdom , and inquire for a moment into the character and condition of that interesting department of nature ? Here again we find nothing but order and aptitude - every thing precisely as reason says it ...
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... turning for a moment aside . We see the swing of its dreadful horns , the savage rapacity of its brutal appetite ; we behold it approaching nearer and nearer , and it passes by within a hair - breadth of our ruin , leaving us to the sad ...
... turning for a moment aside . We see the swing of its dreadful horns , the savage rapacity of its brutal appetite ; we behold it approaching nearer and nearer , and it passes by within a hair - breadth of our ruin , leaving us to the sad ...
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... turning his head aside to disburden his mouth of its gushing contents , while his fair opponent , making the walls echo with her laugh - for though she might have wept over the graphic pictures of intemperance he had drawn , she was yet ...
... turning his head aside to disburden his mouth of its gushing contents , while his fair opponent , making the walls echo with her laugh - for though she might have wept over the graphic pictures of intemperance he had drawn , she was yet ...
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