The North American Review, Volume 4Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1826 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... never was a second opinion or feeling , as to the unfortunate use which he made of them . " We have now perforined an honest duty , and in many particulars an humbling and most distressing one we have found it . Never were such gifts as ...
... never was a second opinion or feeling , as to the unfortunate use which he made of them . " We have now perforined an honest duty , and in many particulars an humbling and most distressing one we have found it . Never were such gifts as ...
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... never would ride behind any body . ' O ! very well then , ' said the good - natured boy , ' you may take the saddle , and I will get up behind you . ' Thus mounted , they proceed- ed on their excursion ; and the boy began to inform his ...
... never would ride behind any body . ' O ! very well then , ' said the good - natured boy , ' you may take the saddle , and I will get up behind you . ' Thus mounted , they proceed- ed on their excursion ; and the boy began to inform his ...
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... never so eloquent upon chastity as when it af- fords an opportunity for scandal . The tongue of women is their sword , and they never let it rust . Women and fools never forgive . The wit [ l'esprit ] of women is quicksilver , and their ...
... never so eloquent upon chastity as when it af- fords an opportunity for scandal . The tongue of women is their sword , and they never let it rust . Women and fools never forgive . The wit [ l'esprit ] of women is quicksilver , and their ...
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