North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 2O. Everett, 1965 |
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Page 57
... wind was north and north - west , at Philadelphia , moderate , and the weather mild . At New - York they had a north- east gale of wind , of no greater violence than is usual at the Equinox , and no important injury was received . At ...
... wind was north and north - west , at Philadelphia , moderate , and the weather mild . At New - York they had a north- east gale of wind , of no greater violence than is usual at the Equinox , and no important injury was received . At ...
Page 58
... wind came from the south and south - east , the atmosphere was filled with the salt water which was taken up and dispersed into mist by the force of the wind . This salt mist was left upon objects at a distance of forty miles from the ...
... wind came from the south and south - east , the atmosphere was filled with the salt water which was taken up and dispersed into mist by the force of the wind . This salt mist was left upon objects at a distance of forty miles from the ...
Page 134
... wind varying from south - east to south , and being at the same time more and less violent alternately . The rain ceased about the time the wind changed . A clear sky was visible in many places , during the greatest violence of the ...
... wind varying from south - east to south , and being at the same time more and less violent alternately . The rain ceased about the time the wind changed . A clear sky was visible in many places , during the greatest violence of the ...
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American Settlements on | 33 |
Bibliography | 46 |
Elegy to T T Randolph | 172 |
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