Modern Eloquence, Volume 3Thomas Brackett Reed G.L. Shuman & Company, 1901 |
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... course . You did not hear it because you were not here . You were asleep in your own beds , of course , where Dutchmen always go when they are sleepy , which is perhaps the principal reason why they are not caught napping in business ...
... course . You did not hear it because you were not here . You were asleep in your own beds , of course , where Dutchmen always go when they are sleepy , which is perhaps the principal reason why they are not caught napping in business ...
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... course toward the Northwest . Then it turned west , and then visions of towers and towns and strange tribes and strange nations broke upon our imagination , and we wondered what we were going to see , when the river suddenly took a de ...
... course toward the Northwest . Then it turned west , and then visions of towers and towns and strange tribes and strange nations broke upon our imagination , and we wondered what we were going to see , when the river suddenly took a de ...
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... course , say that all of these men would be elected to public office ; in the larger cities , they per- haps would not , at least , at first ; in the country , they would be very frequently chosen , and they could hardly fail to ren ...
... course , say that all of these men would be elected to public office ; in the larger cities , they per- haps would not , at least , at first ; in the country , they would be very frequently chosen , and they could hardly fail to ren ...
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VOLUME III | 859 |
PALMER GEORGE M | 871 |
PALMERSTON LORD HENRY JOHN TEMPLE | 876 |
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