The North American Review, Volumes 38-39O. Everett, 1834 |
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Page 4
... of shreds and patches , taken partly from the writings of Cowper , and partly from the biographies and criticisins of others , strung together with a want of skill which does much to destroy 4 [ Jan. Life of Cowper . Taylor.
... of shreds and patches , taken partly from the writings of Cowper , and partly from the biographies and criticisins of others , strung together with a want of skill which does much to destroy 4 [ Jan. Life of Cowper . Taylor.
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... taken it for granted , that this was the cause which produced depression at various periods , and once conducted him to the maniac's cell . But if they look into the history of his life , they will see that his depression took the same ...
... taken it for granted , that this was the cause which produced depression at various periods , and once conducted him to the maniac's cell . But if they look into the history of his life , they will see that his depression took the same ...
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... taken off , but how many perish in convulsions , before the ex- tremity of cold is set in ! How many fall a prey to the fam- ished wolf ! How many suffer miseries untold , because unseen ! These are not the suggestions of fancy . The ...
... taken off , but how many perish in convulsions , before the ex- tremity of cold is set in ! How many fall a prey to the fam- ished wolf ! How many suffer miseries untold , because unseen ! These are not the suggestions of fancy . The ...
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... taken in the northern seas , the skin of this whale is clean and smooth , but when taken in southern latitudes , he is shaggy and covered with barnacles and small shell fish . The food of this kind of whales is composed chiefly of small ...
... taken in the northern seas , the skin of this whale is clean and smooth , but when taken in southern latitudes , he is shaggy and covered with barnacles and small shell fish . The food of this kind of whales is composed chiefly of small ...
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... taken from a cavity in the head of the whale , where it is found almost entirely by itself . That rich perfumery , called ambergris , is taken from the intestines of this whale , and is said to be found only in subjects of disease . The ...
... taken from a cavity in the head of the whale , where it is found almost entirely by itself . That rich perfumery , called ambergris , is taken from the intestines of this whale , and is said to be found only in subjects of disease . The ...
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