North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 12Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge Wells and Lilly, 1821 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... reason why the state of North Carolina should be desirous of drawing it to the south . The attention of the principal engineer has furthermore been particularly called to the navigation at the entrance of Cape Fear river . This has ...
... reason why the state of North Carolina should be desirous of drawing it to the south . The attention of the principal engineer has furthermore been particularly called to the navigation at the entrance of Cape Fear river . This has ...
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... , ' and the next morning she commenced her expedition at sunrise , and proceeded very prosperously till half past one o'clock . Thus far every thing 6 went well , but at that time , for reasons 38 [ Jan. Private life of Voltaire .
... , ' and the next morning she commenced her expedition at sunrise , and proceeded very prosperously till half past one o'clock . Thus far every thing 6 went well , but at that time , for reasons 38 [ Jan. Private life of Voltaire .
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... reasons not sufficiently explain- ed , the coachman refused to go any farther , our sentimental traveller was obliged to resort to the post , and after floundering along dismally over the most detestable roads , and wallowing half the ...
... reasons not sufficiently explain- ed , the coachman refused to go any farther , our sentimental traveller was obliged to resort to the post , and after floundering along dismally over the most detestable roads , and wallowing half the ...
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... reasons for keep- ing entirely from public view . Madame de Graffigny was treated with a hearing of one of these precious compositions ; and about the same time or soon after intelligence was con- veyed to the Idol , that copies of the ...
... reasons for keep- ing entirely from public view . Madame de Graffigny was treated with a hearing of one of these precious compositions ; and about the same time or soon after intelligence was con- veyed to the Idol , that copies of the ...
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... reason , a word from his enemies drives him crazy . He can think of nothing else , and it fills him with bitterness . I can- not give you an idea of this folly , but by assuring you that it is more powerful and wretched , than his ...
... reason , a word from his enemies drives him crazy . He can think of nothing else , and it fills him with bitterness . I can- not give you an idea of this folly , but by assuring you that it is more powerful and wretched , than his ...
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