Representative Selections: With Introduction, Bibliography, and NotesAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 544 pages |
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Page 319
... present and past sounds , equally pleasing with that between two present sounds . Now the construction of the old Scotch tunes is this , that almost every succeeding emphatical note is a third , a fifth , an octave , or in short some ...
... present and past sounds , equally pleasing with that between two present sounds . Now the construction of the old Scotch tunes is this , that almost every succeeding emphatical note is a third , a fifth , an octave , or in short some ...
Page 462
... present Chevalier of the Order of Cincinnatus's Share in the then existing Knight , will be but a 512th part ; which , allowing the present certain Fidelity of American Wives to be insur'd down through all those Nine Generations , is so ...
... present Chevalier of the Order of Cincinnatus's Share in the then existing Knight , will be but a 512th part ; which , allowing the present certain Fidelity of American Wives to be insur'd down through all those Nine Generations , is so ...
Page 483
... present as happy as I could wish them . I am surrounded by my Offspring , a Dutiful and Affectionate Daughter in my House , with Six Grandchildren , the eldest of which you have seen , who is now at a College in the next Street ...
... present as happy as I could wish them . I am surrounded by my Offspring , a Dutiful and Affectionate Daughter in my House , with Six Grandchildren , the eldest of which you have seen , who is now at a College in the next Street ...
Contents
The Age of Enlightenment | xiii |
Franklins Theories of Education | xxxii |
Franklins Literary Theory and Practice | xlvi |
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