The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 5Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1835 |
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... Hour 335 N. Stanzas by George W. Dennison Science 415 470 New Year's Address Notes by a Traveler in Holland North American Review Night , by J. G. Percival 1 Secret Love 481 151 Smitten City 496 165 Stanzas 516 199 Night with a Madman ...
... Hour 335 N. Stanzas by George W. Dennison Science 415 470 New Year's Address Notes by a Traveler in Holland North American Review Night , by J. G. Percival 1 Secret Love 481 151 Smitten City 496 165 Stanzas 516 199 Night with a Madman ...
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... hours , and putting it into tightly corked bottles , if kept in a warm temperature ; from which it was inferred , that they were produced by spontaneous generation . Many other striking facts have been discovered , which seem to show ...
... hours , and putting it into tightly corked bottles , if kept in a warm temperature ; from which it was inferred , that they were produced by spontaneous generation . Many other striking facts have been discovered , which seem to show ...
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... hour , and go to sea . Come , I'll leave you at Quarantine . ' We jumped into his boat , ( a twelve - oared cutter , ) and pulled for the brig . As we neared it , a Boatswain's call piped the side ; ' four side- boys manned the gangway ...
... hour , and go to sea . Come , I'll leave you at Quarantine . ' We jumped into his boat , ( a twelve - oared cutter , ) and pulled for the brig . As we neared it , a Boatswain's call piped the side ; ' four side- boys manned the gangway ...
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... hour . It was now nearly dark , but with our night - glasses , we could see the Constellation under sky - sails , and royal - studdin ' - sails , steering directly for us , with the speed and the fury of an avalanche . " ' Well , ' said ...
... hour . It was now nearly dark , but with our night - glasses , we could see the Constellation under sky - sails , and royal - studdin ' - sails , steering directly for us , with the speed and the fury of an avalanche . " ' Well , ' said ...
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... past us , and we were safe , being dead to windward . It continued very dark for half an hour , and when it finally cleared up a little , the Constellation was nearly hull - down in the south - east . 20 [ Jan. Cruise of a Guinea - Man .
... past us , and we were safe , being dead to windward . It continued very dark for half an hour , and when it finally cleared up a little , the Constellation was nearly hull - down in the south - east . 20 [ Jan. Cruise of a Guinea - Man .
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