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... feel and estimate , that the Port Folio is to be honoured with the publication of a second series ofletters , comprehending our author's adventures in France and England . To this correspondence we shall render due honours . The theme ...
... feel and estimate , that the Port Folio is to be honoured with the publication of a second series ofletters , comprehending our author's adventures in France and England . To this correspondence we shall render due honours . The theme ...
Pagina 52
... feel no chill , " With me is to be lovely still , " My Godwin . The winged steed , a bit of blood , Bore thee , like Trunnion , through the flood , To leave thee sprawling in the mud , My Godwin ; But carries now , with martial trot ...
... feel no chill , " With me is to be lovely still , " My Godwin . The winged steed , a bit of blood , Bore thee , like Trunnion , through the flood , To leave thee sprawling in the mud , My Godwin ; But carries now , with martial trot ...
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houses ought to be covered in the same manner . Frame houses I feel pretty ought to be covered on the top and front and rear . confident that a single engine , properly worked on houses covered in this way , would have a more powerful ...
houses ought to be covered in the same manner . Frame houses I feel pretty ought to be covered on the top and front and rear . confident that a single engine , properly worked on houses covered in this way , would have a more powerful ...
Pagina 63
... feeling had somewhat subsided , the mild and benevolent apostle obtained permission to speak in behalf of him who had sent him . Never have I seen a more touch- ing pathetic figure than this good man . He seemed past sixty -his figure ...
... feeling had somewhat subsided , the mild and benevolent apostle obtained permission to speak in behalf of him who had sent him . Never have I seen a more touch- ing pathetic figure than this good man . He seemed past sixty -his figure ...
Pagina 68
... feels himself above the danger of rivalry , that he is most apt to encourage merit in his own profession , he generously gave his assistance to a friendless adventurer , who possessed a claim to his regard in a congeniality of taste and ...
... feels himself above the danger of rivalry , that he is most apt to encourage merit in his own profession , he generously gave his assistance to a friendless adventurer , who possessed a claim to his regard in a congeniality of taste and ...
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| Titolo | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumi 40-42;Volumi 220-227 di American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaboratori | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Editore | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Harvard University |
| Digitalizzato | 11 apr 2019 |
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